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Services Page Content

Services Page

This is your sales/services page: & it is the most important component on your site! No sales no business

Outline in detail what your key services are (1 or 2)

Describe your clients pain points and challenges (show them that you understand them)

Remind them how this problem is affecting their life
Give them the solution to their problems

Ask a question at the end that evokes emotions or drives them to a "next step" ex: Book a Call, Join a Webinar, etc.

Subheading going a bit more in-depth on the headline and taking advantage of the extra available space, whereas the headline usually needs to be a bit more concise.

Call To Action

Now you’ve caught their attention, your next task is to visually show your visitors what to do next. This is where your call-to-action (CTA) plays an important role. It provides directions, and tells your users how to move forward.

Calls-to-action mostly appear in the form of buttons or links, so it’s important that they’re short and snappy – no more than a few words long. They need to provide direction, and the more interesting you can make them, the more likely your users are to click them.

Testimonials:

Add as many testimonials as you wish.

Explain The Problem You Solve or Benefits You Provide.

Once you’ve summarized the offer and value, it’s time to really dig into the weeds and explain that value at a deeper level.

There are typically two different directions you can go with this:
Dive into the problem or challenge, setting up the solution. Dive straight into the benefits of the offer
The one you choose will depend on the service, target market, and customer feedback. Some services are focused on eliminating a very prominent pain point. The problem is top of mind when the customer is searching for a solution, and solving that problem is the motivating factor for making the purchase.

In these scenarios, we want to focus on that problem and how we solve it. For other services, it may be less about solving a problem and more about providing a better solution with more benefits. In these scenarios, you might skip the story section and dive straight into the benefits.

Call To Action

Now you’ve caught their attention, your next task is to visually show your visitors what to do next. This is where your call-to-action (CTA) plays an important role. It provides directions, and tells your users how to move forward.

Calls-to-action mostly appear in the form of buttons or links, so it’s important that they’re short and snappy – no more than a few words long. They need to provide direction, and the more interesting you can make them, the more likely your users are to click them.

Call To Action

Now you’ve caught their attention, your next task is to visually show your visitors what to do next. This is where your call-to-action (CTA) plays an important role. It provides directions, and tells your users how to move forward.

Calls-to-action mostly appear in the form of buttons or links, so it’s important that they’re short and snappy – no more than a few words long. They need to provide direction, and the more interesting you can make them, the more likely your users are to click them.

Hardest-hitting line from testimonial below

Testimonial perfectly complimenting your brand story and describing how you solved the challenge for a real client and how great it was working with you. – John Doe, Occupation Similar To Visitors Add multiple additional content sections if necessary

Explain HOW you solve the problem or provide the benefits.

This step is really important, and it’s one that a lot of service businesses leave out. It’s not enough to simply state the problem you solve. You also need to explain how you solve it.

Hardest-hitting line from testimonial below

Testimonial perfectly complimenting your brand story and describing how you solved the challenge for a real client and how great it was working with you. – John Doe, Occupation Similar To Visitors Add multiple additional content sections if necessary

Call To Action

Now you’ve caught their attention, your next task is to visually show your visitors what to do next. This is where your call-to-action (CTA) plays an important role. It provides directions, and tells your users how to move forward.

Calls-to-action mostly appear in the form of buttons or links, so it’s important that they’re short and snappy – no more than a few words long. They need to provide direction, and the more interesting you can make them, the more likely your users are to click them.

Contact Us

Store Hours? Email Accounts? Telephone Numbers? Address?

Social Media Links

Add as many social media links as you require:
E.g. Facebook, Instagram, Youtube
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