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What to provide for a landing page with navigation, contact and SEO

Organize text, images, menu sections and contact details before ordering a landing page. Understand the scope and what needs a separate quote.

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Choose the main visitor action

A landing page presents your offer and guides visitors toward an action: contacting you, requesting information or listening to your station. Its sections live on one page and the menu links to them. Choose that main action before deciding on colors or images.

Prepare content that answers concrete questions

Explain what you offer, who it helps, where you operate and how to request it. Provide a logo and images you have permission to use. For a radio station, share the public player link and available public data, without administrator passwords.

Specify footer details: contact information, social links and agreed links. We review text, colors, buttons and minor requirements compatible with the scope.

  • Project name and description.
  • Menu sections and content for each.
  • Logo, images, colors and contact channels.
  • Domain and hosting for publication.

What initial SEO covers

We configure the title, description, heading hierarchy, links and alternative text for informative images. Content should describe your actual offer; repeating keywords does not replace useful information.

Responsive design supports reading and contact on phones. Review text, links and buttons before publication. Initial SEO helps present the page to search engines, but does not guarantee indexing or rankings.

Agree on scope before starting

The package starts at $899 MXN as a one-time payment for one page with a menu, footer, responsive design, initial SEO and agreed minor adjustments. Domain, hosting and streaming are purchased separately.

Describe any store, booking, private access, additional pages or custom functions so they can be quoted before implementation. This makes the deliverable and required materials clear.

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