What a Medical Practice Website Actually Needs

What a Medical Practice Website Actually Needs

A patient does not visit your website to admire it. They visit because a symptom has lasted longer than it should, a referral slip is sitting on the counter, or the practice they have used for a decade just stopped taking their insurance. They have three questions: do...
What a Law Firm Website Actually Needs

What a Law Firm Website Actually Needs

Most law firm websites are written for other lawyers. They open with the year the firm was founded, list practice areas in the order the partners prefer, and put the phone number under a stock photo of a courthouse. The person actually reading the site is different....
What a Coaching or Consulting Website Actually Needs

What a Coaching or Consulting Website Actually Needs

When you are a coach or consultant, you are the product. That makes your website harder than most, because the thing you sell is a relationship, and relationships are difficult to describe in a hero headline. Most coaching websites solve this by saying nothing in...
What a Small Business Website Actually Needs

What a Small Business Website Actually Needs

A small business website has one job: make it easy for the right person to decide you are the right company and get in touch. Everything else is decoration, and decoration is where most of the budget goes. We have spent years teaching free website-building workshops...
What an Author or Speaker Website Actually Needs

What an Author or Speaker Website Actually Needs

An author or speaker website has two customers who want completely different things. The reader wants to know whether the book is for them and where to buy it. The event planner wants to know whether you can hold a room for forty-five minutes, what you charge, and...