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WEBSITE SECTIONS
Learn what counts as a website section and how sections are counted across webpages and websites.
WEBSITE SECTIONS
- What Is a Website Section?
A website section is one distinct part of a webpage with one primary purpose. Examples include an opening, business overview, About section, individual service or offering section, process, pricing section, FAQ, contact section, or closing call to action.
- How Are Website Sections Counted?
Each website section includes up to 250 words of text, including headings, body text, labels, and calls to action. A section may use fewer words; Phraseva writes only as much as the section requires. If a section needs more than 250 words, each additional block of up to 250 words counts as another section.
- Do Webpages Affect the Section Count?
A webpage is one page within a website. The number of webpages or URLs does not determine the section count. A one-page website and a multi-page website with the same number of separately written sections are counted the same way.
- What Counts as One Website?
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A website includes the webpages that belong together under one primary domain.
For example,
https://example.com/andhttps://www.example.com/are treated as the same website. - How Are Subdomains Treated?
Pages on a subdomain count as part of the main website when they share its purpose and navigation, give visitors the same website experience, and are included in the same engagement. A subdomain that has its own homepage or navigation, serves a different purpose, or gives visitors a separate website experience counts as a separate website and requires a separate engagement.
- How Are Landing Pages Counted?
Landing pages are counted by section like other webpages. A landing page that belongs to an existing website remains part of that website. A landing page on another primary domain, or on a subdomain that functions independently, is counted as a separate website.
- Do Section Links Create Separate Webpages?
A link to a section within a webpage does not create another webpage or website. For example,
https://example.com/#aboutandhttps://example.com/#servicesare links to sections on the same webpage. Each separately written section still counts as a section.