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Small business homepage copy — hero, about, services, and a call to action that converts

Your homepage has 7 seconds. This prompt writes the full homepage copy for your small business: the hero headline that hooks, a services section that sells benefits not features, an About section that builds trust, and a CTA that actually gets people to contact you.

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Paste into ChatGPT or Claude:

'Write the complete homepage copy for my small business. I want something that sounds like a real person, not a corporate brochure. Visitors should understand what I do, feel like I can be trusted, and know exactly what to do next — all within the first scroll.

My business: [WHAT YOU DO]
My location (if local): [CITY/AREA or "online only"]
My target customer: [WHO THEY ARE, what their life looks like, what problem brings them to me]
My main differentiator: [WHAT MAKES ME DIFFERENT — be honest: experience, approach, results, speciality, personality]
My services/products: [LIST THEM]
My price range: [GENERAL RANGE or "by quote"]
Tone: [e.g. warm and reassuring / confident and direct / friendly and approachable]

Write the full homepage copy in these sections:

HERO SECTION:
- Headline (under 10 words): the single most compelling thing — says who you help and what they get, not what you do. Not "Welcome to [Business Name]." Start with the customer, not yourself.
- Subheadline (1-2 sentences): expand the headline, mention location if local, make the value specific.
- CTA button text: 2-5 words that say what happens when they click (not just "Learn More").

SERVICES SECTION:
- Section headline (e.g. "What I Can Do For You" — but better, specific to my business)
- For each service: a title + 2-3 sentences that lead with the BENEFIT, not the feature. What does the customer's life look like after? What frustration does this remove?

ABOUT SECTION (this is what builds trust):
- 3-4 sentences, first person, that answer: who am I, how long have I been doing this, why do I do it, and what's the one thing my best customers always say about me?
- DO NOT start with "I have X years of experience." Start with something that's true and interesting about how you work or why customers choose you.

SOCIAL PROOF PLACEHOLDER:
- One testimonial request template I can send to a past customer to get a quote I can use on this page.

CTA SECTION (bottom of page):
- Headline that creates gentle urgency or frames the next step as easy
- 2-3 sentences that remove hesitation (what does it cost to reach out? what happens after?)
- CTA button text'

Tip: paste the homepage copy into Claude or ChatGPT and say 'rewrite the About section in first person as if I just said it casually to a friend' — it will remove the stiffness that tends to creep in and make it sound human.
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License
CC-BY-4.0
Published
6/22/2026

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