In the Web world, the users are in charge and will certainly do what to you makes no sense whatever. They'll click the first link that looks promising. They may not read your carefully edited text. So make it easy for them to retreat and start again without needing to bumble down the same pathways. Look at each page from the point of view of someone who got there by mistake.
Studies show that users are almost always on the wrong page.
The visitor doesn't want to know about what you intend to do sometime in the future. They're in your site right now. They want to know what you have right now and how to find it. If you're so inclined, take a look at Jakob Nielsen's book. It's sobering, dense and fascinating.