In this video, we'll explain why a single-page website might not be enough, and when you should consider adding pages.
We're going to share a few reasons why you might want to add pages in website builder.
One of the best reasons to add pages is to boost SEO. Remember, search bots don't crawl websites, they crawl every single page on the web and only having one page severely limits your SEO potential.
Having a one page site makes it difficult to create content around just a few key words which in turn makes it difficult for search bots to recognize which key words you want to rank for.
Each page on your site offers you the opportunity to create content that targets a specific set of key words. So basically, more pages equals more opportunity to rank on a SERP. But don't add pages just to add pages. Anything you add to your site should provide unique valuable content and offer enough information to support the key words you're targeting.
Next, if any of your pages look like a newspaper than it's time to add one. Every page on your site should be easy to read with relevant visuals, headers that organize content and adequate white space. Adding pages provides the extra real estate you need to make your site more readable and user friendly. This also helps with that scrolling page from Hell. More space makes it easier to create mobile friendly pages even if you're already using a mobile responsive design tool like Website Builder. Adding a page may also be a good idea if you're adding a content-rich section like say a price list or a menu. And when you're ready to add advanced functionalities like appointment scheduling and calendaring, adding them to a new page that's dedicated to just that functionality, is going to make it a lot easier for your customers to find.
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