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Service pages need to do three things: show you understand the problem, show you can solve it, and make it easy to take the next step. Here’s the structure.
Problem
- Agitation — What’s broken? What pain are they in?
- Empathy — “You’re not alone.” “We’ve seen this before.”
- Stakes — What happens if they don’t fix it? What do they lose?
Solution
- What you do — Capabilities, deliverables, process.
- How you’re different — Not generic. Specific to your approach.
- Outcomes — What they get. “3x faster.” “42% more leads.” Numbers.
Proof
- Case studies — Real clients, real results.
- Testimonials — Quotes. Names, roles.
- Credentials — Certifications, awards. If relevant.
CTA
- Primary — “Start a project.” “Request a demo.” One clear action.
- Secondary — “View case studies.” “Learn more.” For those not ready.
- Multiple — Above the fold, mid-page, end. Don’t make them hunt.
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