6 Creative Ways to Use the Best Content Page from Our Templates

When we started our website template shop for coaches, we wanted to make sure we accomplished one thing: that our templates were the most comprehensive templates humanely possible. And what I mean by that is: that any template you purchase from us can do just about anything you might need a website to do.

It’s all about versatility.

That’s why most of our page templates can double as a different sort of page with just a few tweaks. But I don’t want you to just take my word for it, I want to show you an example of our most versatile page: the best content page.

So today I’m giving you 6 examples (including the actual design examples) of different pages you can create on your website with our best content page template.

6 Creative Ways to Use Our Best Content Page

As Is

The original intention for the best content page is for it to be a landing spot with the best-of-the-best content you have to offer. Whether you share the link in your Instagram profile, as the landing page where new visitors find you after you’ve been featured on someone else’s site, or anytime you include the link to your site on Facebook, this page is designed to give the people who come to it as much value as possible.

All you do is add in the links to your best blog posts, features, or other insanely awesome content, and let it do its thing.

The best way for potential clients to learn to trust you is by showering them with value, and that’s what this page does: gives them a peek into how awesome it would be to actually work with you, because if the free stuff is this good, the paid stuff is even better.

The best content page on the Jana template:

A Praise Page

The praise page (or testimonial page) is basically a collection of all your testimonials in one place. It’s like reading customer reviews on Amazon, but instead of them being related to a specific product, they’re all gushing about working with you.

To build this page out, all you have to do is switch out your photos, drop in your testimonials, include the name of the person who wrote it, and then copy that canvas over and over again, as many times as you need. It’s totally simple, and you have a dedicated page singing your glory.

See it in action on the Teagan template:

A Resources Page

If you have affiliate links or want to share the wealth by helping your clients out with tools they should be using, you need a resources page. This is the page where you put all your favorite business tools, resources, affiliate links, etc. to help others grow faster.

You might share apps, programs, companies, downloads, or anything else, all in one place.

Building the page is as simple as including the name of the resource, a short description, maybe a photo, and the link they should use to go directly to it. Easy peasy.

Here it is on our Alicia template:

A Library Optin Page

A library optin page is just like a resources page, except it’s hidden from the public. The only way to get to this page is to sign up to your email list. Then, your new subscriber is redirected to the library page where they get instant access to all the fun resources you’ve created for them in the library.

Keep in mind that these resources are not affiliate links and other tools, but value that you’ve created specifically for your ideal client. Value value value. It’s about showing them the magic of what it’s like to work with you.

You’d build this page just like the resources page above, with links to download the ebooks, watch the videos, etc. The only difference is that you need to make sure you name this page something random, so people aren’t likely to guess the url and bypass your signup form.

So for instance, you wouldn’t want to name this page ‘Library’ in the page menu, because then the url is yourdomain.com /library which is too easy to guess. Instead, name it something like ‘x4t7vb9e8’ because no one in their right mind is going to type that into their browser window.

Here’s a library example on our Jordan template:

A Press Page

If you’re the type of coach who uses press and features to market your business, you probably/most likely/absolutely need a press page. Getting featured on popular publications, blogs, and podcasts is one of the quickest ways to get in front of other audiences, and it also builds a huge amount of credibility with your own followers.

That’s why you need a press page to share all your impressive wins. Because people need and want to see how amazing and influential you are. Preach.

Building this page on the best content template is the easiest of all of them, because it’s already set up to link to articles and features. Bam.

Just add your press: title, host, description, and link. Duplicate the canvas as many times as you need, and done.

A press page example on our Sylvie template:

A Unique Blog Page

If you’re the type of person who wants to keep a blog, but hates the way they only show the 6–10 most recent posts, I’ve got a creative solution for you.

You can take the best content page, add your favorite or most popular blog posts to it, and include a button at the bottom of the page to jump to the most recent posts. Quick and super easy.

It’s basically a win-win, where you get to share the content you think they want to see, and they still have the option to check out the full blog feed.

If you don’t have a lot of great content ready to go, this probably isn’t the option for you. But if you do, you get to choose how you want your blog to exist.

An example on our Callie template:

Feeling Inspired?

These examples are the tip of the iceberg when it comes to using our page templates. You can do literally anything you imagine with them. All it takes is a little bit of brainstorming and planning.

If you have an idea of another way you might use the best content template, let us know and we’ll add it to the list!

Otherwise, if you’re feeling creatively inspired and motivated to get your website launched, check out the templates for sale in our shop. You could have your website up in a week. No joke.