Thousands of dollars given to an SEO agency and no leads to show for it, Dr. Linda Carr needed a partner who understood her best-fit clients, could clean up the mess, and turn her invisible website to a lead funnel that actually worked.
Six months after launch, the site looks... tired. The blog hasn't been updated, a broken form has gone unnoticed, and content is a year old. This is the pattern of website redesigns that fail after launch, because the newness wears off within months. Here's the uncomfortable truth: This isn't about your designer, your developer, or even your team's commitment. It's structural. And it's fixable.
From a DIY starter site to a professional web presence that saw a 92% increase in page views about a week post-launch, CMBS is no longer ashamed of sharing their website with best-fit leads.
Your ideal, best-fit clients want a story that shows you understand their struggles and can actually help them overcome those hurdles. That’s where case studies come in. And in this post, I’m breaking down exactly why they outperform testimonials every time.
Blogging is still one of the most powerful tools coaches and consultants have to build authority, nurture trust, and attract leads. But only if you do it right. Here are blog writing tips for coaches and consultants so you can avoid these common traps.
If you’ve been wondering about how case studies for consultants and coaches actually work, if your business is ready for case studies, or what to do with them if you have them, this post will give you the clarity you need to get started — or know when to wait.
Despite the name, your About page isn’t really about you. It’s about helping your ideal clients see themselves in your story, and reassuring them that you get their needs, their challenges, and their goals. Find out what makes a good About page, four pro tips for writing yours, and real-life elements to improve your storytelling.
A good homepage should do so much more than just look nice. It needs to work. It has to answer real questions. It builds trust with the right people. And it leads qualified site visitors to take the next logical action. In this deep dive, I’ll walk you through a homepage framework I’ve used with clients across industries and I’ll include real-life examples, common mistakes, and tips you can apply today.
You’ve heard you should audit your website regularly. But what does that mean? This guide will walk you through the why, what, and how of website audits — in plain language, with a practical checklist and a few tools to make it easier.
You’ve got reviews. But are they pulling their weight? Maybe a 5-star Google rating. A glowing email from a happy client. A kind shoutout on social. Those are marketing gold. But too often, they sit untouched. Let’s fix that.