What Pages Does a Small Business Website Need?
A small business website does not need dozens of pages. It needs the handful that answer a customer’s questions quickly: what you do, where you do it, whether you can be trusted, and how to reach you.
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The pages most small business websites need
| Page | What to include |
|---|---|
| Home | What you do, where you do it, a clear phone number or contact button, and reasons to choose you |
| Services | One page per main service, in plain language, with photos if you have them |
| About | Who you are, how long you have been in business and any licenses or certifications |
| Contact | Phone, email, address or service area, hours and a simple request form |
| Reviews or testimonials | Genuine quotes from real customers, with their permission |
| Service areas | The towns or regions you serve, written for people, not just search engines |
| Gallery or past work | Photos of finished jobs, with short captions |
| FAQ | Answers to the questions customers ask before they call |
| Privacy policy | Required if your site collects contact details through a form |
Features that matter more than extra pages
Many local searches happen on a phone, so the site must be easy to use on a small screen.
A visible call button saves customers from typing your number.
Slow pages lose visitors before they see anything.
A security certificate (https) is expected by visitors and browsers.
A short form that sends requests straight to you.
You should be able to change hours, prices and photos without a project.
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