Prompts to filter out red-flag clients while drawing the right ones closer
SEO-friendly questions that don’t feel like that chemistry homework you never finished
A roadmap to make your homepage your hardest-working salesperson (because it should be)
Tips to keep your copy skimmable, scrollable, and actually readable — no one likes a homepage that’s confusing, cluttered, or sounds like your cousin’s LinkedIn bio.
Your problem is that your homepage is either:
1. Saying so much you’re saying nothing at all, or…
2. Leaving me wondering, what do you do again?
And neither of those is converting your I love you x10, kiss you on the mouth, think about you every day clients.
This checklist helps you unf*ck the rules you’ve been following and build a homepage that’s clear, confident, and unmistakably yours (I’m talking page 32 of your sparkly pink journal with the heart-shaped lock that only opened if you knew the secret code).
Your problem is that your homepage is either:
1. Saying so much, you’re saying nothing at all, or…
2. Leaving me wondering, what do you do again?
And neither of those is converting your I love you x10, kiss you on the mouth, think about you every day clients.
This checklist helps you unf*ck the rules you’ve been following and build a homepage that’s clear, confident, and unmistakably yours (I’m talking page 32 of your sparkly pink journal with the heart-shaped lock that only opened if you knew the secret code).
Hi, I’m Priscilla — visibility girl, copywriter, and the friend who hands you the aux cord and says, “you know the bridge — scream it with me.”
Standing out online isn’t about volume — it’s about finding the bridge that makes everyone scream-sing with you.
I made this checklist so you can stop second-guessing your homepage and start attracting the people who say, “Dammit Google, why did you waste my time when my solution was right here?”
I’m talking full-blown dinner party invitation energy: embossed florals, your dog as the plus one, no ifs, ands, or buts.
Grab the free Homepage Checklist and finally write a homepage you’re lowkey not embarrassed about — one that books the right clients (the ones you’ve been dying to kiss on the mouth… no judgment).