In a sentence or two, here’s where I can make it even clearer what I do, who it’s for, and why it matters.
Welcome the reader and let them know they’re in the right place. What problems brought them to your website? What are they pining for? Meet them where they are and start helping them imagine what kind of transformation would be possible for them.
Some bullets can work well here, like if you’re:
you're feeling this
or experiencing this
or hoping for this
the opposite is possible
Expand on the feeling and help them imagine what could happen.
You can add a second paragraph if you need two, just make sure to break it down visually.
Expand on the feeling and help them imagine what could happen.
You can add a second paragraph if you need two, just make sure to break it down visually.
Expand on the feeling and help them imagine what could happen.
You can add a second paragraph if you need two, just make sure to break it down visually.
In this sentence, you’ll shine a light on that and preview all of the wonderful things that can happen next when they take action.
You can add a second paragraph if you need two, just make sure to break it down visually.
If you have different audiences or services to direct people to, you can do a little bit of traffic direction with a few different options.
“The most important sentence in the testimonial is highlighted here!”
A great testimonial is all about the transformation that someone experienced while working with you. (We already assume that you’re great to work with and that they were happy about the outcome!) What changed for them? How did their experience feel with you? What was the outcome?
This is a testimonial template for those very long testimonial that you don't want to cut because they're just SO good!
A great testimonial is all about the transformation that someone experienced while working with you. (We already assume that you’re great to work with and that they were happy about the outcome!) What changed for them? How did their experience feel with you? What was the outcome?
this is your podcast title
If you don't have a podcast, this could lead to some blog posts or some of your favorite things, favorite books, or products in your shop.
Now that the reader knows about what you do and how you can help them, they want to know a bit more about you! Why are you qualified to help them? What experiences or credentials do you bring to your work? How long have you been doing this? What lights you up? A brief bio that balances the “like” factor (a sense of your personality) and the “trust” factor (your expertise) does the trick here.
Round it out with a button that invites readers to your About page so they can really get to know you.
And don’t forget to include 1) your full name and 2) a photo of you somewhere in this section!
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nullam eget turpis vel justo fringilla tincidunt. Fusce scelerisque enim id odio feugiat, at tincidunt sapien lacinia. Vestibulum nec varius lectus. Sed vehicula odio vel ante tincidunt, ac vehicula libero tincidunt. Proin bibendum sapien ut neque lacinia, sed gravida nunc commodo.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nullam eget turpis vel justo fringilla tincidunt. Fusce scelerisque enim id odio feugiat, at tincidunt sapien lacinia.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nullam eget turpis vel justo fringilla tincidunt. Fusce scelerisque enim id odio feugiat, at tincidunt sapien lacinia.
Finish off the page with a free, “quick win” way to take action. Invite people to download a freebie, opt in to your newsletter, unlock some content, take a quiz, etc.
Include a line or two that previews what the reader can expect and entice them with its value.
(Depending on your particular tech setup, the copy you write for this section may end up in your footer or embedded into your signup form.)