That Attracts Your Ideal Clients
A step-by-step introduction to writing the 3 essential pages you need for onlinebusiness success.
If you're a service-based business owner seeking clients, you need a website that doesn't just look pretty.
You need a website that directly targets your ideal clients, motivates them to keep reading, and ultimately transforms them into leads and buyers.
Your website does the heavy lifting for you.
While you're working with clients, sleeping, or enjoying a day with the family your website never stops working for your business.
A strong website lets you cut down the time you spend meeting with prospective clients so they feel they know you before they call. You'll also spend less time with tire-kickers and curiosity-seekers who just want to "see what's out there."
Your website makes it easier for clients to say "yes."
You create a path for your website readers to follow. You build credibility with your content.
You don't need a pretty site. You need a persuasive site. And you don't need to be a copywrier to create one.
Use this step-by-step guide to writing your website, one page at a time
Introducing: Write Your Website Without Becoming A Copywriter.
A self-paced training program to help you write your website without becoming a copywriter.
Turn your website into your 24/7 marketing partner.
Imagine spending less time marketing and more time working with your clients. You
You create better offers because you have more time.
"My website doesn't attract clients."
That's the most common question I get as a copywriter for small businesses.
Many businesses are (wisely) concerned with creating a professional-looking website. But beyond looking professional, you need to send a message to explain why you're different.
You need to answer the client's unspoken question:
"Why should I hire you?"
When you know what to write on each page of your website, you gain a strong (some say unfair) advantage over your competition.
Even if you hire a copywriter to write for you, or coach you through your website copy, you'll know exactly what should be on each page.
Introduction: Two things you need to do before you write a single word.
Most business owners start writing their website by ...writing.
Sounds logical, but it's not the path to creating a website that delivers. These 2 simple steps will make sure you don't waste time (and your website message doesn't get lost)
Module 1: Write your Home Page
Your home page sets the foundation and style for the rest of your website. Discover the essentials to make it work...and get your visitors moving in the direction of "yes."
Module 2: Write Your About Page.
This is the most difficult page to write...and often it's even more important than the Home Page. Discover exactly how to set up your About Page to demonstrate how you help clients (without sounding obnoxious or sleazy).
Module 3: Write your Services Page.
Here's where the rubber meets the road. When someone lands here, they're ready to buy. Your job is to make sure nothing gets in the way.
BONUSES:
Tips for your Contact Page
Look over my shoulder as I review a website.
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