A real site without a five-figure invoice
Domain, hosting, course or managed build. You do not need a membership platform to launch a practice.
Creative and freelance
People do not buy “coaching.” They buy a change for a specific person. Your site should say who that is, what changes, and how to talk—without a 40-page funnel.
01 — Vitals
Domain, hosting, course or managed build. You do not need a membership platform to launch a practice.
No code. You need a who, a result, and a calendar or form. Skip the seven-figure language if you do not have it.
Home, about, how it works, a booking or application form. Hosting you control.
A weekend if the offer is decided. The copy is the work, not the buttons.
02 — The owner's profile
This is for the coach leaving a job or turning a side practice into something that looks like a company.
Often mid-30s to 50s, careful with money, and allergic to looking like a funnel. You want the site to feel like you.
A Kajabi or Wix template with stock sunsets. Or a family member’s page that says “live your best life.”
Looking like every other coach, or looking unprofessional next to people with worse advice and better pages.
03 — Pros and cons
04 — Essential features
Role and situation. “New managers who just inherited a team,” not “humans.”
The 90-day picture. Concrete. Not “transformation.”
A call, an application, or a first-session booking. One path.
A quote, a before/after of the work (not weight-loss clichés unless that is the work).
05 — Maintenance
Update testimonials when you have new ones. Keep the calendar link alive. You do not owe the internet a weekly newsletter to have a real practice.
06 — The pitch
If you can spend a weekend and want a site that sounds like you, take the course. If you want it done while you take clients, we will build it.
07 — Questions
Only if it earns a lead you will actually email. A clear offer and a calendar convert without a 12-question personality test.
Not required to launch. If you have a real first offer, put it on the site. Do not delay the practice for a funnel toy.
Home, about, how it works, contact or book. Add a blog when you have something to say twice a month.
Yes. Embed or link it. Own the site around it so you are not trapped in a scheduler’s landing page.
08 — Matcher
Three questions. We will point you at the Build Your Own Website course if you will spend a weekend, or a discovery call if you want Infacto to build and manage it.
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