A one-page brochure carries one campaign and one contact form. A corporate site keeps services, proof and contact on separate addresses so search and visitors find the right title. Ayyıldızsoft does not start corporate web design before that page list is written.
Opening ten pages for every job is also wrong. If one social post is enough, a long menu stays empty. When selling starts, an e-commerce site is a separate job. Bolting a cart onto the corporate page weakens both.
When one page is enough
- You are explaining one product or one event
- Nothing happens except the form
- The copy will not change for months
- You are not aiming a search page at each service
What a corporate site splits
One page per service answers that service’s question. The homepage does not leave each one half done. References come from work you have permission to show. If a field team needs an app, that is a mobile app, not a block crammed into the corporate site.
Title, address and description are written separately on each page. Copying the same sentence does not grow rankings. To talk through scope, see the Konya software company note.
- Write whether the visitor only submits a form or chooses a service
- If a product will be sold, draw the e-commerce line
- Lock the page list before launch
- Do not publish an empty “coming soon” page
