Free website checklist

Your Website Should Bring You Business.

Fix These 5 Things Today.

A practical checklist for service business owners and solopreneurs who want more website visitors to take the next step. Review five parts of your page, see what stronger versions look like, and write your own improvements.

Five fixes, each with a check, an example, and an action.
Before-and-after examples and a page-layout guide.
A one-page action sheet and a simple way to measure what changed.
A 14-page PDF you download and keep. Not an automated audit or a private review.

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Cover of the guide: Your Website Should Bring You Business. Fix These 5 Things Today.

What is inside

Five things to check on your own website.

FIX 01

Tell people what you do.

Read your headline and the sentence under it. Do they say what you do, who you help, and how their life gets better?

FIX 02

Add more contact or booking buttons.

One clear button near the top, again after you explain the service, and again at the bottom.

FIX 03

Put the useful information first.

Order the page so a visitor gets what they came for before they get your story.

FIX 04

Show why people can trust you.

A photo, a checklist, or a real review that backs up the promise you make.

FIX 05

Make it easy to contact you.

A short form or a phone number that works, and a clear note about what happens next.

See it on the page

Every fix shows a before and an after.

Interior page from the guide showing a before-and-after headline example for a made-up cleaning business.

Page 4: a made-up cleaning business, before and after. The examples are invented so you can see the pattern, then write your own.

The one-page action sheet from the guide with space to write the changes you plan to make.

Page 13: the action sheet. Write your changes down, make the first one, and note what you will watch.

Who it is for

Written for people who run the business and the website.

Useful if:

You run a service business or work for yourself, and your website should bring in inquiries.
You can edit your own page, or you can tell the person who does what to change.
You want one clear change to make today, not a redesign project.

Probably not the right fit if:

You are looking for a website audit done for you. This is a checklist you work through yourself.
Your website is not part of how customers find or contact you.
You want a guarantee. The guide helps you improve the path to an inquiry; it does not promise sales.

Questions

What to expect.

Is this a website redesign?

No. It is a checklist with examples to help you improve five parts of your existing site. Some changes are copy edits; others may need whoever manages your site.

Will it guarantee more customers?

No. It helps you inspect and improve the path to an inquiry. Traffic quality, your offer, pricing, and sales follow-up still matter.

Do I need a particular website platform?

No. The principles apply across platforms; the steps for editing your site will depend on your setup.

What happens with my email address?

I use it to send you the guide. If you tick the box, you get one quick confirmation email first, and nothing else until you click it. Every email after that has an unsubscribe link.