What must be on a small business home page?

What you do, for whom and where; one clear button (book, call, order); a few real photos; prices or a teaser; reviews if you have them; and contact details with opening hours.

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Infographic4 October 2026 · 2 min read

A great small business website, at a glance

A one-page visual guide: the pages you need, what goes on the home page, the must-haves customers look for, and the road from old site to your own domain.

Coder BobPart of My-AI-Crew.com

The pages you need

Home

What, for whom, where + one button

Services / Menu

With prices or “from”

About

The people and the story

Contact

Map, hours, phone, booking

3–5 clear pages beat 15 thin ones.

Top to bottom: the home page

1Headline“Family-run bakery on Södermalm — sourdough & cakes to order”

2One main buttonBook · Call · Order · Visit us

3Real photosYour work, place, team — not stock

4What you offer3–6 cards with short texts and prices

5ProofReviews, logos of customers, years in business

6Contact & hoursAddress, map, phone, e-mail, social links

The must-haves

Great on phones

Fast

Prices

One clear button

Real photos

Tap to call

Opening hours

Address & map

From old site to your own domain

Paste your website→Pick a style→Bob builds it→Change it by chatting→Go live→Connect your domain

Found on Google and by AI

A title and description per page, real text, and your business details marked up for search engines.

Your own domain

Two settings at your domain provider — then the padlock turns on by itself.

Questions and answers

What must be on a small business home page?: What you do, for whom and where; one clear button (book, call, order); a few real photos; prices or a teaser; reviews if you have them; and contact details with opening hours.

Let Bob build your new website

Paste your current website and chat with Bob — he builds a fresh, fast new one and puts it online on your own domain. No tech needed.

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