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Help With Structuring Site

For context, this company was created to help struggling small businesses. It is a unique business model in which this company takes a % of your business's profits in exchange for a variety of services including bookkeeping, cash flow management, website/graphic design, SEO + PPC services, and more. We also offer specific services such as Google Ads Management and SEO services, like a normal digital marketing agency.

Right now, these many services are split into 4 separate pages with their respective categories. This was first to avoid creating 20 landing pages for each separate service. I believe this is the best way to organize them for both user experience and SEO, even if it is going to take a lot more time.

The company has 15 clients/partners at the moment but The site has very low traffic and most of the customers right now are from word of mouth.

My questions are:

  1. Is there going to be any problems with ranking for these very different keywords?
  2. Is there a better way to structure this site? What would you do if you were assigned this task?
  3. Any general tips for this project?
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