Send me your homepage. In one 45-minute call, and a written findings document three days later, you’ll know exactly where visitors leave your site, and the one sentence that stops them.
Pick a time and pay on the same page. You’ll be on my calendar in about two minutes.
People visit and leave. A competitor with a worse product gets the call. Every sale takes a conversation to explain the basics. You’ve stared at the page long enough that you can’t see it anymore.
That last part is the real problem. You’re too close to your own business to read it like a stranger would. The audit is a stranger who does this every week.
45 minutes on video. Your homepage on the screen. I walk it the way a first-time visitor does and stop at every place they’d leave. You’ll see it happen.
A written document within three business days. Which of the five exits is costing you the most, in order. What to change at each one. What to leave alone.
A first draft of the line your homepage should lead with. What you do, for whom, and why it matters, in words a stranger can repeat.
Choose a slot on my calendar and pay the $297 by card on the same page.
The booking form asks for your website address. That’s all I need before we talk.
We meet. Three business days later the written findings and your sentence are in your inbox.
No. You get the findings and the sentence whether or not we ever talk again. If I think the fix is bigger than the audit, I’ll say what it would take and what it costs, once, in the findings. The $297 comes off any of it.
We start with the homepage because that’s where most visitors decide. If another page matters more to your business, put that one in the booking form and we’ll audit it instead.
I do. Every one. It’s not handed off.
Your website address. Nothing else. Don’t change anything before we meet.
One call, one document, one sentence. $297, credited toward whatever comes next.