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What is a Single-page/  one-page website?

This is the way to present your content — you create one scrolling page divided into sections. One-page websites are usually simple, speedy, and responsive. They are dedicated solely to one specific offer, and the whole purpose of a single-page website is to be a highly-efficient conversion machine.

So, what does it take to make one? First, you choose a specific audience and target their needs. Then, you craft your unique and concise offer with a powerful CTA. Lastly, you shape your offer using effective copy, killer content, and relevant design. A one-page website is a place where all of these elements come together in the form of, well, one HTML page.

Here are some basic rules to follow:

• Use contrasting, eye-catching headlines.
• Accentuate the value of your offer.
• Use active verbs and simple sentences in your copy.
• Address customers’ fears and anxieties.
• Choose a minimalist and clean design.
• Integrate engaging, high-quality content that stands out.
• Create urgency and softly push the visitor towards making a purchasing decision here and now.

With a single-page website, you certainly have fewer SEO optimization strategies available to you, and it’s harder to make your way to the top of Google search results. But it shouldn’t be a problem when you have other reliable sources of traffic, such as banner ads or ads on social media.

Why are single-page websites good for businesses?

Think of it this way. If multi-page websites are heavy lifters, one-page websites are lightweight athletes. It’s easy to scroll through them on the go. There are no bulky elements or distracting links. They have one single mission: to deliver your offer in the most convincing way possible. For the user, it means having a more continuous and fluid experience.

Having a one-page website allows you to:

• Explain the benefits of your product without confusing visitors with information scattered across dozens of pages and hidden in different sections.
• Give your users an opportunity to convert right away and skip some stages of their customer journey.
• Smooth the learning curve and help new visitors understand your product faster.
• Reduce website maintenance costs and save some resources.
• Focus on capturing high-quality sales-ready leads.

We hope you’re now less hazy on whether you need to create a one-page website for your business. This structure works especially well for landing pages, portfolios, event announcements, and limited offers.

If you want to put your new landing page to work, create a lead-capture form, and collect information from your users to be able to initiate a conversation with them.

We hope you enjoyed the blog and would love to hear from you.

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