How To Write A Service Page For Your Website?
Service Page: the best way to tell people how you can help them?
You need a full-fledged webpage dedicated to the services you offer. The purpose of this page is to “sell” your services.
The service page of your website is where you tell them about various ways of working with you, so it should be made with care and attention.
The Service Page of your website will be the one-stop shop for people to know what you’ve got for them. It is also known as the“Work with Me” page
Elements of the work with me page need to convey to them HOW you can help them and WHY you are the best person to work with.
Figuring out the elements and then the order in which they should appear on the webpage can be tricky... that is why I am here with this blog today. In this blog, I will take you through the elements and what comes where.
1. Header
This is the topmost element of not only the services page but any webpage for that matter. This is where you place the navigation bar and your logo.
The navigation bar helps the visitor browse your website and head to whichever webpage they want to. No website webpage is complete without a navigation bar.
Note: Navigation is not needed on Sales Pages or Landing Pages, they are only a must for core website pages.
2. State the results of working with you
Here you tell them about what you’ll help them achieve and what results they can expect after working with you. When you state their desired results, they know they need you to get there. Basically, you need to make them go- “YES, I want this right now!”
3. List out how YOU can help
List out various ways in which you can come to their rescue and pull them out of their pressing problem.
There’s always tough competition in every field, give them strong reasons to trust YOU.
This is the most detailed section of your “work with me” page. Here you go on to discuss the services you offer.
When you tell them about the different ways in which you can help, you’re showing your expertise from varied dimensions and also reassuring them.
Discuss your various offerings briefly and link to the relevant page.
Tell them what that service is about, who Is it for and what results they can expect. This not only helps them pick what’s best for them but also reflects that you know exactly what they need. They just have to choose the bucket they fall in.
4. Footer
Footer is the last section of all your web pages. It contains all contact and legal links.
You need to add a disclaimer, terms and conditions and a privacy policy, the name of your business and all your social media handle icons for them to connect to you easily.
With this, we’ve come to the end of yet another blog post on a crucial webpage on your website. I hope I could bring you some clarity by mentioning these elements right here.
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