What should be on my homepage. And should I show my face?

Above the fold: what you do, where, for whom, and how to contact you. Passable by a distracted stranger in five seconds. Below: proof (reviews, credentials, real photos), your core services each linking to its own page, and one repeated call to action. That's the whole skeleton; everything else is garnish.

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Above the fold: what you do, where, for whom, and how to contact you. Passable by a distracted stranger in five seconds. Below: proof (reviews, credentials, real photos), your core services each linking to its own page, and one repeated call to action. That's the whole skeleton; everything else is garnish.

Show your face: for local service businesses, almost always yes. People hire people. A real photo of the owner or crew outperforms stock imagery on trust so consistently it's barely worth testing. The same face later shows up in AI answers and Google profiles; own it.

What to evict: sliders and carousels (nobody waits for slide two), mission-statement poetry, and anything that answers questions nobody asked before the questions everybody asks.

This is the work. Want it done?

Everything here is free to use yourself. That’s the point. If you’d rather a senior marketer just handle it, in your accounts and your name: 20-minute call, no pitch deck.

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