Most visitors decide in a few seconds whether to stay on your homepage. They want three answers fast: what you do, whether it is for them, and what to do next. Clever slogans and walls of "about us" text get in the way.
This prompt writes a homepage in the order that works for service businesses, using your real proof.
How to use it
- Gather your facts: services, area, best reviews, years in business, guarantees, process.
- Run the prompt and pick the headline option that sounds most like you.
- Hand the copy to your web designer or paste it into your website builder section by section.
homepage.txt
Write homepage copy for my business website. Business: [name], [what we do], [city/areas] Ideal customer: [who, and the problem they come with] Services: [list, main ones first] Proof: [best 3 reviews, years in business, number of jobs, certifications, notable clients if allowed] Process: [how working with us goes, 3 to 4 steps] Main action we want: [e.g. call, book a free estimate, request a quote] Write, section by section: 1. Hero: 3 headline options (under 10 words, say what we do and for whom/where), a one-sentence subheadline, the main button text and a secondary button. 2. Trust strip: what to show right under the hero. 3. Services: a short card for each (title + 1 sentence). 4. Why us: 3 to 4 points built only from the proof above. 5. How it works: the process steps. 6. Reviews: which quotes to feature and a one-line intro. 7. FAQ: 5 short questions and answers. 8. Final call to action. 9. SEO title and meta description. Rules: plain language, short sentences, no invented claims or numbers. Canadian English.
Check before you publish
- The headline says what you do and where, not how passionate you are.
- The phone number and button are visible without scrolling, on a phone.
- There is proof near the top: reviews, logos, photos of real work.
- One main action repeated down the page, not five different ones.