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What to Put on Your Home Page: A Proven Structure

A section-by-section structure for a business home page that explains what you do quickly and leads visitors to enquire.

AMAMJAM Solutions teamRewari, Haryana 7 Jul 20263 min read
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    Visitors decide within seconds whether to stay. Your home page must answer: what do you do, is it for me, can I trust you, and what do I do next?

    A proven structure

    1. Hero: a clear headline (what you do and for whom), a supporting line, a main button and a supporting image. Draft headlines with our headline generator.
    2. Trust strip: rating, years, number of customers, client logos.
    3. Services or products: short cards linking to detailed pages.
    4. Why choose us: 3–4 genuine differences.
    5. Proof: reviews, case studies, before and after.
    6. Process: how working with you works, in 3–4 steps.
    7. Areas served or location.
    8. FAQs: common questions.
    9. Final call to action: repeat the main button with reassurance.

    Button text

    Be specific: “Get a free quote”, “Book a site visit”, “Chat on WhatsApp”. Design buttons with our CTA button generator.

    Mobile first

    Most visitors are on phones. Check that the headline and button are visible without scrolling on a small screen.

    Avoid

    • Sliders with many rotating messages.
    • “Welcome to our website” headlines.
    • Long paragraphs about history at the top.

    Read website must-haves.

    Want the full picture? This article is part of Business websites: the complete guide, our in-depth guide with everything in one place.

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    Written by the AMJAM Solutions team

    Our specialists handle a new website for businesses across India from our office in Rewari. We update our articles as platforms change.

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