A landing page for your agency's services.
Clients hire an agency to solve a business problem, not to buy deliverables. An agency landing page should say what you do and for whom, prove it with real work, show how you work, and make it easy to start a conversation.
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A confident landing page for a small branding and web design agency that works with restaurants and hospitality brands: a hero with a clear positioning line and a Book an intro call button, services framed by outcome, three case studies showing the brief, the work and the result, our four-step process, the team, how engagements work, and a calendar booking section. Off-black, bone and a bold red accent with an editorial serif and a clean sans-serif.
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What a agency services page needs
The sections worth building, and why each one earns its place.
A positioning line
Who you help and what you help them achieve, in one sentence. Specialists are easier to remember than generalists.
Services, framed as outcomes
What you offer, framed around the result, with what's usually included.
Case studies
The client's problem, what you did and what changed, with the work shown. Name clients only with their permission.
Your process
Discovery to delivery in clear steps, with how you communicate and how long things usually take.
The team
The people a client will actually work with.
How engagements work
Project or retainer, typical scope, and how quotes are put together.
A way to book a call
A short form or a calendar link for an introductory call.
Tips that get more people to act
- Lead with your niche — "websites for restaurants and cafés" is sharper than "full-service digital agency".
- Show two or three strong case studies rather than a wall of logos.
- Let people book a call directly from the page.
- Say which kinds of projects you don't take on. It builds trust and filters enquiries.
What to avoid
- Logos of brands you haven't worked with.
- Results you can't back up or don't have the client's permission to share.
- Jargon like "synergy" and "holistic solutions".
- A contact form that disappears into silence.
Common questions.
3 answers, each one complete on its own. Search them, or ask us directly.
A clear positioning line, services framed as outcomes, real case studies, your process, the team, how engagements work, and an easy way to book a call.
Many agencies don't, because scope varies. Explaining how you charge — per project or on a retainer — and what a typical engagement includes filters out enquiries that don't fit.
A few strong, detailed ones usually persuade more than many thin ones. Choose those closest to the clients you want next.
See your agency services page before you build it.
The brief above is a starting point. Swap in your business name, your city and what makes you different, then press Generate.
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