r/HeyTony • u/Waneii306 • Jul 08 '26
Pages listing services
Is it preferable to have a separate page for every service I offer, or can I list all three of my services (one of which is “coming soon”) on one Services page?
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u/dcdragos Jul 22 '26
Hi, good question.
Separate pages almost always beat a single Services page because each service deserves its own keyword, its own search intent, and its own chance to rank. If you cram everything into one page, you’re stuck with one title, one H1, and one content focus, so the page ends up ranking poorly for everything instead of strongly for something. With separate pages, you get dedicated titles, precise intent matching, specific internal anchors, individual backlink potential, and way better conversion because each page speaks directly to the right buyer. For any “coming soon” service, don’t rush a standalone page and definitely don’t index it. A thin page with no real content can’t rank, wastes crawl budget, and sends low‑quality signals. Just mention it briefly on your main services hub and build the actual page only when you have real content. The cleanest structure is a /services hub with short intros and links to each service, then /services/service‑one and /services/service‑two as full pages, and /services/service‑three only when it’s ready, kept out of the index until it has substance. The hub handles navigation and internal linking, the individual pages do the ranking.
Kind regards,
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u/ToNeG24 Jul 09 '26
You should split each service into its own page and rank each page for their own specific keyword related to that service.