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Sounds like you need help with your messaging. Might be a good idea to hire someone to help with that, not just a content writer but someone that can help you craft the message your audience needs.
The answer to this will highly depend on the structure of your WordPress theme.
- Some WordPress themes use a standard page without or without custom fields.
- Some themes use a widget based home page, which would require the user to make changes via the widget area of WordPress.
- Other themes may use a page builder, so you would need to access this add-on to make modifications and/or additions.
I would suggest you reach out to the developer of your WordPress template and/or visit their support forum and documentation to learn more about the specifics of your template.
Add it through the WYSIWYG, page builder or widget builder based on your theme
Personally, I like a minimal amount of content on the home page. Make sure your H1 header is succinct and optimized. Make sure you have descriptive <title> and <description> tags for SEO purposes. If you do decide to add more text content, perhaps consider adding excerpts which then link deeper into your site.
Content can be added to a WordPress website in one of two formats: as a Page or as a Post. Before you start in WordPress, assess your content. Decide if your current content needs editing or if you need to add new content to your site.
You can read more here: https://wordpress.info.yorku.ca/tutorials/how-to-add-or-update-content-on-your-wordpress-website/
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