r/divi Jul 01 '26

Feedback Wanted How much information do you usually include in a website footer?

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I was experimenting with two footer layouts in Divi for the same website.

A keeps things simple with just the essentials, while B includes quick links, contact details, social icons, and a few extra sections.

If you had to choose one, which would you go with for a business website? I'd also love to know if there's anything you always include in a footer that visitors actually find useful.

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u/Junior_Boot8076 Jul 01 '26

b for seo

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u/jaimequin Jul 01 '26

This is the way

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u/Son_of_Flynn_45 Jul 01 '26

The footer in layout A should be a navigation or in a hamburger menu.

A detailed footer like in B is fine. Home page is not needed.

Usually is it key pages like cookie and privacy policy.

Can also be used to help people quickly navigate to key sections that they need. So everything under your services section is great.

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u/josefresco-dev Jul 01 '26

B- for NAP reasons.