Picture a busy prospect skimming your homepage on their phone. Are they clear, or are they squinting?
Not who you'd love to help. Who you help today.
Something you'd actually paste into a proposal — not a vibe in your head.
Does the brand look like the business behind it?
Be honest. Future-you will thank you.
Same vibe across the website, deck, proposal, email signature and LinkedIn — or a bit of a Frankenstein situation?
Website, proposal, deck, profile — the stuff prospects see.
Where curiosity goes to either grow or die.
Above the fold, no scrolling required, no jargon required.
One obvious thing to do — book, buy, download, message — not a maze of menus.
The things prospects actually touch before saying yes.
One link or PDF you can send when someone asks 'so what do you do?'
Branded, designed, easy to reuse — not a Word doc with your logo top-left.
As assets you can post, send, or drop into a proposal. Not just words on LinkedIn.
A single link that holds your contact, links, brand and bio. Replaces the paper card.
How you show up online — profile, presence and the content itself.
This is where your customers are, where they make decisions.
Headline, About, Featured — does it pitch you or just list your job titles?
Do you know what you want to say to the market?
Recent posts, visuals, banner, About section that doesn't say 'Welcome to our page'.
A steady rhythm your audience can feel — not three posts then radio silence for two months.
So content looks part of the brand — and doesn't eat half a day to make each time.
Be honest — is it pulling attention and enquiries, or just filling the feed?
Don't overthink it. The first thing that came to mind is usually right.
One email. Your archetype, score, top three priorities and a tailored package. No newsletter ambush. Pinky promise.