“These shouldn't be hidden away on a page nobody visits. Put the answers to the big worries right where people are making a decision.”

Tristan Brunsden · SEO Tips · Your website is a salesperson, not a brochure

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Put FAQs, pricing info, and guarantees right next to the contact form on service pages

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