The course I just released is for writing a single-page, long-scroll website.
Why did I go with that option?
First of all, let’s be honest: it’s easier for you to finish. And I want you to finish your website.
Here’s something you may not know about Google: Google likes a lot of words. The algorithm also likes a lot of pages, but one page with a lot of words will definitely rank better than a bunch of pages with only a few words.
Have you heard that no one reads anymore?
That’s a lie.
Everyone reads if it’s interesting. So, make your one page interesting.
And everyone scrolls. Scrolling. All. Day. Long.
So write one long-scroll page. Then if you have time, you can build more pages.
Your Top Priority: having an easy-to-navigate, helpful website.
If you do that, Google will reward you by pushing you higher and higher in the search results.
Buy the course that guides you as you write your single-page, long-scroll website that compels customers to action.
Which do you prefer when you’re browsing: a single-page website? Or a site with multiple pages?
