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What to put on your home page

Guides · 28 October 2026

A sweet-shop owner in Varanasi beside trays of mithai and a pan of gulab jamun

Most visitors arrive with one question: can this business do what I need, near me, at a price I can pay? Your home page should answer it before they scroll.

First, say what you do and where, in plain words: “Modular kitchens and full-home interiors in Pune”, not “Transforming spaces, inspiring lives”. Second, show your work: one large, real photograph beats a slideshow of stock pictures.

Third, give the next step. One clear button, such as “Book a free site visit”, and your phone or WhatsApp number where a thumb can reach it. Fourth, answer the questions you hear every day: price range, timings, areas served, how long things take.

Fifth, prove it with what you really have: years in business, projects done, reviews you can link to. Never invent numbers or testimonials; customers can tell, and so can Google.

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