For coaches
Would someone trust you with their problem after seeing your homepage?
People looking for a coach, therapist or trainer are looking for someone they can trust. Find out whether your homepage makes that first connection, from people who don't know you.
Why coaching websites don't get enquiries
Vague about the result
"Unlock your potential" sounds nice, but a visitor wants to know what you help with: burnout, career change, a marathon.
Hard to know who you are
Coaching is personal. Without a clear photo and a few words about you, a visitor has nothing to connect with.
A big step to get in touch
A long form or only a phone number can feel like too much commitment for someone who's still unsure.
How it works
Give thirty seconds, get an honest verdict back
Review other websites
Look at a screenshot and answer four questions. Every review earns you a credit.
Put your own site in line
Choose how many votes you want. Priority or a target audience gets them faster or more focused.
Read the verdict
A stay score, a rating per question and short comments. Unreliable votes are filtered out.
Four questions
Four questions a potential client asks
Every reviewer answers the same four questions. For a coach, trust usually decides the rest.
Do I understand what this is?
Can a stranger say what you help people with, and who you work with?
Do I trust it?
Do they see a real person, experience, qualifications or stories from clients?
Does it look professional?
Does the site feel calm and cared for, or rushed and cluttered?
Would I stay?
Would they read more, or book a first conversation?
Name the problem you solve
People rarely search for "a coach". They search for help with something specific. A headline that names that problem, and who you help with it, makes visitors feel they're in the right place. The guide to writing a homepage headline shows how.
Make the first step small
For a hesitant visitor, "Book a free 20-minute call" is easier than "Contact me". Make it clear what happens after they click, and what it costs. See the guide to homepages for service businesses.
Earn your votes in a few minutes
You earn credits by reviewing other websites, about 30 seconds each. Fix your weakest score and run another round to see whether it improved.
Frequently asked questions
Can I ask for reviewers from my target group?
Yes. You can ask for reviewers by country, age group or role. Targeting costs extra credits.
Do reviewers see my name?
They see a screenshot of your homepage, as any visitor would. They don't see your account or anything else about you.
What does it cost?
Nothing, if you review other websites: every review earns a credit, and one credit buys one vote. Or buy credits for faster results.
