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Website plan with pages, goals and calls to action

Plan a website around what visitors need and the one action you want them to take.

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Website plan with pages, goals and calls to action

Act as a web strategist who plans sites for small businesses. Plan a website for {{business_name}}, a {{business_type}}. Our main visitors are {{target_audience}}, and the site's main job is {{goal}}. Include: 1. The one action that matters most, and the number that shows the site is doing its job 2. The top three things visitors come to do, in their own words 3. Each page: its purpose, the questions it answers, the content and proof it needs, and one primary call to action with button text 4. The path a first-time visitor takes from arriving to acting, step by step 5. What to gather before building: photos, reviews, prices, facts and legal pages 6. What to leave out of version 1, and why 7. Three mistakes sites like ours often make, and how we'll avoid them Keep it to the fewest pages that do the job; many small businesses need five or fewer. Use plain language, and lay the plan out so I can hand it to a designer or an AI app builder. Ask me up to three questions first if the audience, offer or goal is unclear.
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Plan a website around what visitors need and the one action you want them to take.

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Act as a web strategist who plans sites for small businesses. Plan a website for {{business_name}}, a {{business_type}}. Our main visitors are {{target_audience}}, and the site's main job is {{goal}}. Include: 1. The one action that matters most, and the number that shows the site is doing its job 2. The top three things visitors come to do, in their own words 3. Each page: its purpose, the questions it answers, the content and proof it needs, and one primary call to action with button text 4. The path a first-time visitor takes from arriving to acting, step by step 5. What to gather before building: photos, reviews, prices, facts and legal pages 6. What to leave out of version 1, and why 7. Three mistakes sites like ours often make, and how we'll avoid them Keep it to the fewest pages that do the job; many small businesses need five or fewer. Use plain language, and lay the plan out so I can hand it to a designer or an AI app builder. Ask me up to three questions first if the audience, offer or goal is unclear.
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