A landing page for a local business

A one-page site for a plumber, a salon or a dentist, built from real blocks in your theme's style.

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Claude

Build a landing page for my plumbing business in Portland.

  • saddle-context-bundle theme read
  • saddle-create-page draft saved
  • saddle-set-blocks 6 sections added
  • saddle-verify-page no problems found
  • saddle-get-preview-url link ready

Your landing page is a draft. Here is the preview link.

What you get

A draft page you can open in the block editor and change by hand, block by block.

It uses your theme's colors and fonts, passes the page check, and comes with a private preview link.

You provide

  • Your business name, your trade and your town
  • Three to five services, with a line on each
  • A phone number or a booking link for the main button
  • Your opening hours and the areas you cover
  • The three questions customers ask you most

The prompt

Build a one-page landing page for my local business on my WordPress site, as a draft.

Before you build, ask me these questions in one message and wait for my answers. If I skip one, choose a sensible default and tell me what you chose.
- What is the business called, what do you do, and in which town?
- Which three to five services should the page show?
- Should the main button call a phone number or open a booking page?
- What are your opening hours, and which areas do you cover?
- Which three questions do customers ask you most?

Then build the page with real blocks, in this order:
1. A hero with a clear headline, one supporting line and the main button.
2. The services, one short card each.
3. Why choose us: three plain reasons, with no made-up awards or numbers.
4. Opening hours and the areas you cover.
5. The three questions, with short answers.
6. A closing band that repeats the main button.

Use my theme's own colors, fonts, spacing and patterns. Do not invent new ones. Write like a person talking to a neighbor, not like an ad. Do not add reviews or star ratings unless I give you real ones.

Save it as a draft and never publish it. When it is built, check the page, fix what the check finds, and check it again. Then send me the preview link and the editor link.

Before you start

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