Paste one, change the details to yours. Each names what gets stored before it says how anything should look — that is the difference between a working site and a pretty page.
Trades, cleaners, therapists — anyone serving an area
Build a website for my business. Pages: home, services, about, contact. Home leads with what I do in one sentence, then three services with short descriptions and a clear call to action. Contact has a form asking for name, email, phone and a message, sent to my inbox. Include my opening hours, my address and the areas I serve so local search can read them. Warm and plain — no stock-photo clichés.
Anyone whose customers need an appointment, not a phone call
Build a site for my business where booking is the main action. Home explains what I do and shows available slots. A booking form asks for name, email, phone, service and preferred date and time, and saves each booking so I can see them in one list. Add a services page with prices and a contact page. Booking must work well on a phone.
Contractors, installers, anyone who prices per job
Build a site for my business where the goal is quote requests. Home explains what I do and who I work for. A projects page shows past work with photos and a short description of each job. The quote form asks for name, email, phone, the type of job, the address and a description, and saves each request so I can work through them. Show the areas I cover.
