FAQ
Straight answers for small businesses deciding what to build, what to redesign, and how to make a website easier for customers and search systems to understand.
Most small businesses should start with a homepage, one page per core service, an about page, a contact page, and a FAQ page. If local search matters, add real city pages only where you genuinely serve customers.
A one-page site can work for a very small offer or temporary launch, but multi-page websites usually perform better for SEO, local visibility, and AI retrieval because each page can match a specific service or question.
Yes. Separate service pages make it easier for Google, Bing, and AI tools to understand exactly what you offer and when your page is relevant to a search.
SEO-ready means the site launches with clear page hierarchy, descriptive titles and headings, internal links, metadata, schema basics, crawlable navigation, and local relevance built into the structure.
Yes, if you target specific cities or metros and can make each page unique. No, if the page would only repeat the same copy with a swapped city name.
Next step
Send the business type, target customer, current website if you have one, and the main action visitors should take.