Core Web Vitals in plain English: what affects LCP, INP and CLS, what usually goes wrong, and the fixes that actually move each metric.
Read post →Many coach websites look the same and give visitors no reason to book a call. I develop websites that make your positioning clear and turn visitors into inquiries.
A generic website waters down what defines you as a coach. Design and structure have to make your way of working recognizable, not hide it.
Visitors come, read briefly and leave. The goal is an intro call. Every page, section and CTA is built around it.
You should focus on your clients, not on your website. I set up a CMS you can use without any technical background.
As a coach you sell trust, and that begins on your website. Your website turns visitors into prospects, with a presence that puts your personality front and center. That's how clicks turn into real intro calls.
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You get a technically solid website you can maintain independently. No complicated systems, no unnecessary dependencies.
A documented overview of your audience, your offering and your competition. The basis for all decisions in the project.
Page structure and design tailored to your positioning. Mobile-first, clear and focused on intro calls.
A cleanly developed website you can maintain yourself. Fast, semantically correct and without unnecessary dependencies.
Integration of your booking tool. Calendly, TidyCal or an alternative system of your choice, embedded directly into the website.
Deployment on a global network for fast load times. Including technical documentation and a GDPR-compliant base configuration.
You get a structured introduction to the CMS, so you can update texts, images and offerings independently.
A single, structured page with everything needed to book an intro call. Ideal for coaches who want to go live quickly.
Multiple pages for your services, about page, blog and booking. For coaches with a broader offering or growth plans.
Calendly, TidyCal or another booking tool embedded directly into the website. No jumping between platforms for your visitors.
Visual language, colors and typography that fit your positioning. No generic template, just a recognizable look.
The website is built for search engines from the start. Page structure, metadata and technical basics, so you get found organically too.
Your existing website looks outdated or doesn't convert. I develop a new version based on your current positioning.
I get to know who you work with, what sets you apart and what the website needs to achieve. That creates a clear foundation for the project.
Page structure and visual concept are developed based on the positioning. You get a design for approval before implementation begins.
Everything is built in clean code. Performant, semantically correct and with a CMS you can operate without training.
After a final review the page goes live. I support the go-live and hand over everything you need to run it.
Most coach websites are follow the same pattern. A short headline, a photo, a list of topics, a contact form. Visitors leave unable to say why this particular coach is right for them.
The problem rarely lies in the design. It lies in missing positioning. A website that doesn't make clear who you're for and what you stand for gives visitors no reason to book a conversation.
I start every project with an analysis of your audience and your offering, before a single page is designed.
Visual decisions aren't a matter of taste. Typography, colors and layout communicate before anyone has read a single word.
I develop a visual concept that fits your way of working. Not what happens to be trendy in the coaching space.
The result is a recognizable website that stands out from others, without having to be loud.
The goal of every coach website is a booked intro call. Yet on many sites the booking option is hard to find or leads to external pages without context.
I embed your booking tool directly into the website. Visitors can choose an appointment without leaving the page.
In addition, pages are structured so the path from the first impression to the booking is as short as possible.
After launch, you're not dependent on an agency or developer. You can update texts, images and offerings yourself.
I set up a lean headless CMS made for non-techies. The walkthrough at the end of the project makes sure you know your way around.
You can add changes to your offering or new blog posts on your own.
Let's discuss your current setup and identify the low-hanging fruit.
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