I know.
You had no idea it would be this hard to attract the clients you really want to work with.
And the marketing world hasn't helped you at all.
You're getting conflicting marketing advice like you HAVE to be salesy or "professional." What does that even mean, anyway? (Both are wrong, just so you know!)
You're burning through money and you've lost confidence that anyone in marketing knows what they are talking about.
I get it. Big time.
Marketing is like the wild, wild West. (I know because I've heard it all).
But the buck stops here. I can help and I'm willing to earn your trust.
Here's why marketing sucks.
Most Health & Wellness Website Copy Fails--And This Is Why
Coaches don't want to come across salesy or pushy. Nor should they!
Traditional website sales copy doesn't work for the health and wellness sector.
Practitioners talk about themselves to forge a connection. But that doesn't work either.
Your perfect match client is looking for a deeper connection with you.
Like this...
"In the last 3-4 months, since launching the website Susan wrote, I've generated over $6,000 in income with 70%-80% of my clients recurring. Thank you!"
Tyler Randolph, DC
How to Make Your Website a "Perfect Match" Client Attractor--And Stay True To Yourself
It's simple, really. Write your website copy much in the same way you coach a client.
You want to talk about:
The challenges she faces.
The obstacles that keep her from making a change.
What makes you the right coach to reach her goals.
Encourage her to take inspired action!
Here's what makes my website designs different.
Be authentic. Doesn't that just feel right?
Should I say this?
But there's one, big problem...
No, maybe add that instead.
No, wait! Let's just add it all!
It's r-e-a-l-ly hard to write your own website marketing copy. (That's why you first turned to marketing pros.)
My website can't bring me any leads anyway.
Marketing is so complicated!
Where do I find my peeps?
The Curse of Knowledge kicks in.
You're swimming in a mountain of overwhelm.
You're confused about what to say and its costing you business.
That's where I come in...
I'm overwhelmed.
"Three months after launching our site, I had 10 new clients, resulting in $9,000 in revenue. Thank you, Susan!"
Katrina Weiland, DC
Hi, I'm Susan.
I know you turned to marketing pros to help you market your business and were underwhelmed by the results.
Here’s the thing.
You absolutely MUST have the right message to attract your perfect match clients. (Your reading this proves the right message works!)
And it's really hard to write your own copy. (See above) But don't give up!
That's what I do.
I help passionate health and wellness practitioners like you turn mountains of overwhelm and marketing heartache into a clear soul-connecting message that attracts new clients.
(Learn more about me here.)
Never, ever salesy but 100% a "perfect match" client attractor. (Pinky promise)
"I believe there is nothing more important than authentically connecting with your audience, encouraging them to take inspired action to grow beyond what they believe they can achieve."
Tell your truth.
In your words.
From your heart.
Attract your perfect match clients.
"Lemon's story was a huge hit! Several people have emailed to say that they loved it. We have raised over $4,000 in donations. A donor was inspired to give a $2,000 matching grant for the second leg surgery. So far we have raised another $700 in matching funds." Sara Outler, The Mosby Foundation
Get the right message then spread your message far and wide!
Forget about what you’ve been told. Instead, show up authentically to your audience and share your gifts generously.
Ready? It would be my honor to help you make a real difference in the world.
Book a free 30-minute trust call consult now! Let's see if we're a good match to work together.
Read the case study of a new chiropractor who brought in $9K in 90 days.
How to Talk About Yourself & Grow Your Business Without Turning Off Your Audience
A cheat sheet that shows you the right way to talk about yourself, gain trust, and get the right clients.
Hi, Susan, I just wanted to say thanks for putting me on your email list. I took some time to read your article and it was great. I've been re-evaluating who I "listen" to the past couple of months and it's starting to pay off." Jen Robertson