Build distinct pages for services and markets you genuinely support, then add resources that answer the questions behind those services. Each page should have a clear audience and useful next action. Page count alone is not a strategy; overlapping pages can make the site harder to navigate and maintain.
How to put it into practice
- Separate employer services, candidate generation and job-seeker navigation.
- Write specific role or industry pages only where you can provide useful, accurate information.
- Connect resource answers to the relevant service and remove or consolidate redundant content.
A practical example
A light-industrial candidate service page can explain intake and delivery, while an article explains shift recruiting. Both serve a different purpose and link naturally to each other instead of repeating the same sales copy.
What to measure
Measure qualified search inquiries by landing page and review pages that attract the wrong audience.
A mistake to avoid
Avoid manufacturing local offices, client relationships or near-identical city pages for keyword coverage.
Turn the next step into a plan
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Plan my agency’s growth ↗Further reading
Industry and technical resources for this topic. The examples above are illustrative guidance, not client results.