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What to Include on Your Homepage to Attract More Clients

  • Roxana Calman
  • May 28
  • 2 min read

A person in a pink shirt enjoys healthy food in a kitchen. Text promotes stress-free eating. Colorful veggies and text enhance the warm scene.

Your homepage isn’t just a digital welcome mat, it’s one of the most powerful tools you have to attract and convert your dream clients.

Whether you’re a coach, designer, wellness professional, or service-based business owner, your homepage should do more than just look pretty. It needs to guide, connect, and inspire trust.


So… what exactly should you include?

Here’s a simple breakdown of the key sections your homepage must have to attract more aligned clients (and turn visits into bookings).


1. A Clear, Client-Focused Headline


Your homepage headline should quickly explain what you do and who it’s for — without being vague or abstract.


✔ Example:Custom Wix websites for women-led businesses who want to grow with clarity and confidence.


🧠 Tip: This isn’t the place to be clever. Be clear, concise, and client-first.


2. A Warm, Personal Introduction


People want to work with people. Share a short, friendly intro that lets visitors know who you are and what makes your approach unique.


✔ Bonus: Add a photo of yourself to create instant connection and trust.


3. A Quick Overview of Your Offerings


Give visitors a snapshot of what you offer (without overwhelming them). This could be a services summary, product categories, or your signature package.


✔ Use clear call-to-action buttons like:

  • View Services

  • Browse Templates

  • Book a Free Call


4. Social Proof or Client Testimonials


One well-placed testimonial can do more than a paragraph of sales copy. If you’ve worked with anyone who loved the result, share that love on your homepage.


✔ Pro Tip: Use short, specific testimonials that highlight results.


5. Strong Visuals That Reflect Your Brand


Your homepage should feel aligned with your brand’s vibe: clean, soft, bold, minimal, grounded, or playful.


✔ Include mockups, brand photography, or curated visuals that feel cohesive and intentional.

✔ Avoid overly generic stock images.


6. A Simple Next Step


Make it easy for someone to take action.


This could be:

  • Booking a free consult

  • Browsing your Etsy shop

  • Downloading a free guide

  • Contacting you


The goal is to move them gently from “just looking” to “taking the next step.”



Final Thoughts 🤍

Your homepage doesn’t need to do everything, but it does need to speak directly to the people you want to attract.

Focus on clarity, warmth, and guiding your visitor where you want them to go. A few thoughtful tweaks can make all the difference in how your brand feels — and how your audience responds.

 
 
 

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