I’ve said it before and (for SEO purposes) I shall say it again - I LOVE “Skip intro” as an option when using the likes of Netflix, Amazon Prime, etc.
For the people who have spent months grafting away to produce a TV show it must be a real punch in the guts - the blunt acknowledgement and acceptance that no one cares that they exist. Ouch.
But it’s also smart as hell because it’s born of the question “why are people here?”. In the case of Netflix it’s to watch a show/movie. Anyone who thinks that the vast majority are there to find out who wrote this episode of “Lucifer” is deluded (as is anyone expecting “Lucifer” to be anything other than appalling. Just saying).
Let’s now turn that around to you and your creds and/or website. “Why are people here?” Are they here to learn all about you as a person? Nah. Are they here to find out the history of your building? Nah. Are they here to check out the huge list of things you can do? Maybe, but probably not (because these days most agencies can pretty much all do the same thing).
They’re probably there because they have a specific goal and want to know if you can help them nail it. Obviously the specifics depend on what you do and who your customers tend to be, but it probably wouldn’t take long to work out the answer to that key question. And if that answer can be put front and centre on your creds/site how awesome would that be! They got to “skip intro” and get straight to what they were interested in all along.
Show them results. Show them your awesome output. Show them how the work you do will take them to where they want to be. If you force them to watch all the credits (metaphorically speaking) by the time they get to the show (if indeed they stick around that long) they’ll already be spent and might miss something juicy.
Deliver what the audience wants, not what you want them to see to make yourself feel good.