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If you have one product or service to talk about, a single page is enough. It reads from top to bottom and answers what visitors want to know. Someone on our team designs it from your brand book, and you change it whenever you like by writing to its agent.

Deep Tibet · Gibbs Corporation

Where are you? Who's behind it? What do you offer? What does it cost? How do I reach you? A one-page site answers all five, in the order that suits your business. Whoever reads it finds everything without looking.

Deep TibetFreemocean's site for journeys to Tibet, in Russian and English
Deep Tibet, the opening

What you offer

The real Tibet, with the logistics and the guides. It's the first thing you read.

Where you are

In Tibet, since 2018. The opening already says so.

Deep Tibet, the founders

Who's behind it

The founders, with names, photos and their story.

Deep Tibet, the upcoming expeditions with prices

What it costs

The upcoming expeditions, with dates and prices.

Deep Tibet, contact

How to reach you

A WhatsApp message or a quote request. The WhatsApp button also stays at the top, all the way down the page.

A one-page site suits a lot of local businesses. People open it, find what they need and book. The booking button goes wherever suits you. A phone call, WhatsApp, a form, or the booking service you already use, connected through the extensions.

A cook sets a plate on the counter of a white restaurant

The restaurant

This week's offers, part of the menu and a button to book a table. No need to go dish by dish with recipes.

  • Offers
  • Part of the menu
  • About us
  • Where we are and opening hours
  • Book a table
A hairdresser cuts a client's hair in a white salon

The hairdresser

Your best work, who you are and how long you've been doing it, and a button to book.

  • The work
  • About me
  • Prices
  • Where we are and opening hours
  • Book

If you have an address, we also look after your listing on the maps, so people nearby can find you.

The page stays short and to the point. The detail goes in a linked blog. The restaurant writes about its dishes and its wine, the hairdresser about treatments. Every article answers a real search and leads back to the page, where people book. Our content engine writes the articles, and someone on the team checks them before they go out.

The Bottega del Vento page, an e-bike rental in Val di Chiana, with the site's agent open
Example · test siteBottega del Vento and three articles from its plan
  • Il giro del lago di Chiusi in e-bike

  • Da Foiano a Lucignano senza salite

  • Percorsi facili per famiglie con bambini

every article leads to the page

The test site is in Italian.

  • Ad pixels for Meta, Google Ads and TikTok.

  • Basic statistics.

  • A GDPR-compliant cookie banner, made for that site and connected automatically to the active tracking.

Is one page enough?

Tell Maia what you offer and who it's for, out loud or in writing. She'll tell you whether a one-page site is enough or you need something bigger. The consultation is free.


Questions

How do people book from the page?

With a button that goes wherever suits you. A phone call, WhatsApp, a form, or the booking service you already use, connected through the extensions.

Can a single page be found on search engines?

Yes, for searches about what you offer and where you are. The page carries the data search engines read for local businesses, and we look after your listing on the maps. To be found for many more searches, you need the blog next to it.

Can I change it myself?

Yes. Tell the site's agent what you want to change, or fix small things by hand. Edits are included in the subscription, up to an allowance that's usually enough.

Can I have it in more than one language?

Yes, with the Multilingual extension. Deep Tibet, for example, is in Russian and English.

All questions