Is Your Website Sabotaging Your Success?
Your website looks professional. You might have even paid thousands for it. But your phone still isn't ringing.
If people are visiting your site but not booking consultations, your website might be working against you in ways you haven't even realized.
In this episode, I'm breaking down the five biggest ways practitioner websites sabotage success - including the content trap that's actually repelling your ideal clients.
What you'll learn:
• Why "trying to help everyone" messaging connects with no one
• The homepage mistakes that lose visitors in 3 seconds
• Why your About page sounds like every other practitioner's
• The call-to-action problems costing you consultations
• My framework for websites that actually convert visitors into clients
The reality check:
When you try to attract everyone, you attract no one. Your ideal clients aren't looking for someone who "helps with everything" - they're looking for someone who understands their specific struggle.
When someone with chronic fatigue visits your site and sees you also treat acne, weight loss, and stress management, they think you don't specialize in what they need. They keep looking.
But when they see messaging that speaks directly to their experience, they think "this person gets me."
Ready to go deeper?
If you're tired of a beautiful website that doesn't convert, I'd love to help you build a practice that attracts your ideal clients consistently. Check out my mentoring programs at cassduffill.com.
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