The creator, a web designer, presents a six-step guide for structuring a business coach's homepage to attract premium clients. Using a split-screen format to show a website template, she explains the importance of attracting attention, addressing client pain points, creating 'aha' moments, clearly presenting the solution, building trust with social proof, and showcasing expertise through content like blogs or podcasts.
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Grab this super easily customizable Showit template for coaches in my shop and design your website in a weekend! It comes with a bunch of tutorials, no code, just a very intuitive drag&drop editor 馃捇 This is how you can structure your homepage if you鈥檙e a coach or almost any service provider. I always felt there are not that many website design information around creative business, so I share my advice 馃槉馃捇 (Drop me a message if you have any questions, Veronika 馃崁) #webdesigner #webdesign #websitedesign #webdesigntips #uxdesign
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Good is how you should design and structure your homepage if you're a coach who wants to attract and sell to premium clients on autopilot. By the way, this is the Showit template, fully customizable. You can buy it on my website. Now the first impression of your website needs to be bold, strong. You have a few seconds to grab attention, position worse, and make yourself very clear of what do you do and how can you help. Don't speak about you. This is not about you, this is all about your next client. Then you need to make them feel seen. Call out the exact problem they're dealing with. If they're gonna be thinking, yeah, that's exactly me, they're gonna keep scrolling and exploring. Surprise them with a moment. Then show your solution very clearly. Not what is it that you do, but what it does for them. Again, they don't care about you, they only care about themselves. You're not offering services, you're solving problems. Don't forget to build trust. You're already doing it if your website is clean, professional, put together, very easy to worst, but don't be scared to use proof, testimonials, case studies, logos. And lastly, if you're blogging, if you have a podcast, if you give away a freebie, all of that have space on your homepage. You don't need a complicated website, you just need to understand your people. Make it easy for your visitors to get in touch with you, to connect with your brand.
