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The purpose of a Service Page is to provide a dedicated space for showcasing and explaining a specific service to potential customers or clients. The Service Page is designed to provide comprehensive information and is addressing potential questions or concerns that visitors may have.
The content found on a Service Page can vary depending on the nature of the service and the website's design. However, it typically includes the following elements:
- Service Description: The Single Service Page begins with a comprehensive description of the service, outlining what it entails and what problems or needs it addresses. This description highlights the unique aspects of the service and its value proposition.
- Key Features and Benefits: This section highlights the main features and benefits of the service. It explains how the service can solve problems, improve outcomes, or enhance the customer's experience.
- Pricing and Packages: If applicable, the Single Service Page may provide information about the pricing structure or different service packages available. This section outlines the cost and any additional options or variations offered.
- Case Studies or Examples: Some Single Service Pages include case studies, client testimonials, or examples of how the service has been successfully utilized in the past. These examples provide social proof and demonstrate the service's effectiveness.
- Service Process or Workflow: If the service involves a step-by-step process, the Single Service Page may outline the workflow or methodology followed. This helps potential customers understand what to expect and how the service will be delivered.
- Call to Action: A Single Service Page often includes a call-to-action (CTA) that encourages visitors to take the next steps, such as contacting the business, requesting a quote, or scheduling a consultation. The CTA prompts visitors to engage with the service provider directly.
- Additional Information: Depending on the service, the Single Service Page may include additional information such as technical specifications, requirements, or any relevant terms and conditions.
Mandatory fields:
- Header image
- Title description
- Teaser image
- Description
- Module container: can be selected based on available modules.
All the unique Service Pages are grouped within the folder Service, which acts as a parent page, aka the landing page for the single Services and can be found on the main navigation. This folder Service will presetup for you, so you only have to add pages in this folder.
If you think, you have to add a Service page outside of the Service folder, you can do so, of course. But due to the future usage of this page type, please make sure, it is really a dedicated service you are offering and not only information about a certain topic. For this please use the page type Generic.
Steps in the CMS
A new Service page will be created under
Content -> Content structure -> Your Country -> Click on your Landing page -> Select folder -> Create/Create Content -> Choose Service Page
In order to create a new Service page you have to follow the following steps: In the content tree, click on the folder of your country and navigate to your landing page. Here search Service folder/other folder, where you want to add the page. Click on "Create Content" or right click on the three dots and click "Create". Please always make sure, to preselect the correct language, you want to create the page in. Search for the content type Service and click on it. Click on the field in the top left in the page builder and fill in all the necessary fields like title, description and add images etc.
Don’t forget to add a new translation to the created Service Page, if you need to.
After clicking on the created Service Page, click on the tab "Translation" or on the three dots in the right and click on “Add translation”. Click “Add New” and then select the source language and the target language.
After adding a new translation, all the data will be copied to the new translations, but in the original language. So now you need to select the translation and exchange the old content with the new translated content.
Then click “Publish” again to publish the new translated page as well.