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The pitch page.
Who you help, the result you deliver, and one clear call to action. A qualified prospect knows within 10 seconds whether they’re in the right place. They don’t have to read your entire career history to figure that out.
The offer
It has one job… Turn your existing website visitors into booked discovery calls with qualified clients. And here’s exactly what it looks like, and everything you’ll need to know before the 15-minute call.
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Who you help, the result you deliver, and one clear call to action. A qualified prospect knows within 10 seconds whether they’re in the right place. They don’t have to read your entire career history to figure that out.
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This is where premium buyers get their questions answered before a call happens. Your method, your results, who you’ve worked with and what changed. The prospect arrives on the call already sold (and not arriving to decide whether you’re credible enough).
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Your calendar on the screen. 1 click to pick a time. There’s no contact form. There’s no waiting on a reply. And there’s nothing between your visitor and a booked call.
And the best part? The CTA flow ties all 3 together. The same booking button runs on every screen. Every section has 1 clear next step. And your visitor always has somewhere to go.
The price is on the page because you shouldn’t have to book a call to find out what something costs.
The problem isn’t your visibility. People already landing on your website don’t have a clear path to booking the call.
This is a focused, single-goal conversion build. That focus is what makes 14 days real and the price fair.
The method
Most B2B LinkedIn consultant websites try to explain everything. And when you think about it? It makes sense. More information = more trust. But the problem is, qualified buyers don’t read everything. They scan. They’re looking for a signal… “This person understands my problem, and here’s what happens next.” And when the page over-explains everything? That signal gets lost.
3 pages, each with 1 job, removes everything slowing down their decision. Your visitor moves from “this is right for me” to “I’ll book a call” without ever hitting a form they have to think about or a section that pulls them in a different direction. That is what makes 14 days possible. And that’s why the conversion rate improves.

Days 1–2
Kickoff and path audit
I map the full journey from LinkedIn profile to your website to your calendar. Every drop-off point gets identified.
Days 3–5
Copy and structure
I'll write the 3 pages and structure the CTA flow around your specific offer.
Days 6–9
Design and build
Your brand, mobile-first, and in Next.js.
Days 10–11
Review
Live preview. And you'll identify anything that's off.
Days 12–13
Revisions and speed pass
Final changes, plus mobile and load-speed checks.
Day 14
Launch and handover
Site live, code yours, and your calendar connected.
7 days of revisions after handover. I reply within 2 working days.
3 pages, each doing 1 job, book more calls than 10 pages that create confusion in every direction. The focused scope is also what makes 14 days real. More pages means more decisions, more copy, and more design work — and the conversion path usually weakens because it’s trying to do too many jobs at once.
Most redesigns focus on look and feel. A nicer homepage, better photography, a cleaner layout. None of that changes how visitors move through your site or where they land when they’re ready to take the next step. This is built around one goal — turn visitors into booked calls — and every element (copy, page flow, CTA placement, structure) is built toward that goal.
Copy alone is 1 part. What makes the difference is copy written to a specific buyer, structured inside a conversion path that’s built for 1 outcome, with the right CTA at every decision point. Copy on a page without a conversion path behind it is like having good directions to a road that’s closed.
You own the code, so anything is possible. Work outside the window we scope as new work. And most of what you’d want to change is covered inside it.
Yes. Code and content are handed over at launch.
Your offer, your proof — results, testimonials if you have them — your brand basics, and 2 or 3 quick reviews during the build.
I’m building my public conversion track record for LinkedIn B2B consultants specifically. You get a lower price now. I earn a real before-and-after testimonial I can show the next person. It’s a fair trade for both sides.
3 pilot spots this month.