Checklist
What to put on your small business website
The essentials customers look for, page by page, and what you can skip.
The home page
- What you do and where, in one sentence at the top.
- A clear next step: call, request a quote, visit or buy.
- Two or three reasons to choose you, said specifically.
- Real photos of your work or place, when you have them.
Services or products
- Each service in plain words: what it is and who it’s for.
- Prices or “starting at” prices, if you share them.
- The areas you serve, if you go to customers.
About
- Who’s behind the business and why you do it.
- Licenses, insurance or certifications, if they apply.
Contact
- Phone, email and a contact form.
- Address with a map, and opening hours, if customers visit.
- Links to your social pages.
What you can skip at first
A blog, dozens of pages, or features you won’t keep up to date. A clear, current website beats a big, stale one.
Questions
Often three to five: home, services, about and contact, plus a menu, gallery or shop if it fits your business.
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