Choose a landing page for one journey.
A landing page suits one service, campaign or offer leading to a main action. A useful sequence explains the offer, fit, evidence, scope or price, questions and enquiry.
LH’s standard RM2,000 package covers one page with up to six sections. It fits a message that can be understood in one journey. Additional functions must be agreed.
Choose a company website for several needs.
When services have different audiences or explanations, separate pages can help visitors reach relevant information directly. Company information, services, work and contact can each have a clear role.
LH’s standard RM4,500 package covers up to five pages. Dream Heights illustrates how a company website explains several solution types and connects them to an enquiry.
When does one page become restrictive?
- Visitors struggle to find their service in a long stream of content.
- You want to share a direct link to a complete service explanation.
- Different content needs separate owners or update schedules.
- Projects or guides need their own context.
Map the content before selecting a package.
List your customers’ three main questions. Group related questions and decide the action after each answer. If one story resolves them, a landing page may be enough. If there are distinct journeys, consider separate pages.
Page count alone does not guarantee search performance. Each page should help with a real decision. Choose scope around the need, then agree how the content will be maintained.