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Your homepage’s first screen has one job: make the next click obvious.
If a visitor needs to scroll to learn what you sell, the fold is doing marketing’s work for free — badly.
Fix this week:
• One outcome headline (not a slogan)
• One proof line (who you help / result)
• One primary CTA
Secondary links can wait below the fold.
Save this for your next homepage pass.
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