WEBSITE PLANNING / JAMAICA
How many pages does your business website need?
Choose pages around distinct customer decisions. Compare a focused one-page website with a multi-page business website before requesting a quotation.
A one-page website can have a clear job.
A focused page can explain one offer, answer the main questions and lead to an enquiry. It is useful when the content and visitor task genuinely fit together.
It becomes harder to use when unrelated services, long reference material and several different tasks are forced into one scrolling page.
Separate pages when the decision changes.
A multi-page site can give each service or buying question a clearer home.
- A service needs its own scope, examples, limitations and questions.
- A cost guide helps visitors compare quotations before contacting you.
- A useful article answers one planning question and links to the relevant service.
- Company and privacy pages explain identity and actual data handling.
Avoid counting pages as the goal.
Near-identical pages with a city or keyword swapped do not give the visitor much new help. Define the unique question and evidence for each proposed page.
More pages also mean more content to review and maintain. Start with the smallest structure that answers the real decisions well.
Describe the information in your brief.
List your services, the questions customers ask and the action you need them to take. The studio can then propose a structure for review.
The number of pages and their content responsibilities are confirmed in the written quotation, with additional work scoped separately.
Your questions, answered.
How do I request a quotation for this?
Describe the business, your current website and the visitor task in the homepage quotation request. An enquiry starts a discussion. Scope, pricing and delivery are agreed with The Absurd Company before work begins.
Is this included in a fixed package?
No fixed package is published. Pages, content, integrations, price, timing, taxes and payment terms are agreed in writing before work begins.