A website for psychologists, coaches, marketers, consultants and mentors. Clients see your expertise, understand the format and price, and book a consultation themselves, without endless back-and-forth in DMs.
For anyone who sells their time and knowledge and wants clients to arrive well informed.
Session booking and a free intro call without messaging
Programmes, formats and prices on one screen
Case studies and numbers from your blog that sell the consultation
Trust that a social media profile can't give
A trial lesson and online payment for a lesson package
Coaching programmes and booking without extra questions
Courses and masterclasses with prepayment
Clear services and booking for an initial consultation
Your followers already trust you. What's missing is a place where interest turns into a booking.
Not just a pretty page but a system: copy, design, booking and analytics.
I study your service and audience and write the copy myself. You don't have to sit down and write “sales copy”.
No templates. Visuals that look like you, not like yet another website builder site.
A form with clear steps. Each enquiry, with its source, goes straight to your preferred channel: messenger, email, spreadsheet or CRM.
Optionally: a calendar with free slots, a deposit or full card payment at booking.
For people who aren't ready yet: a checklist, mini-guide or free review that collects contacts.
Basic SEO, Google Analytics with enquiry tracking, a cookie banner and a UK privacy policy.
The client had a strong Instagram blog but no website of their own: the only way to learn about the consultation and book was through DMs. I built a landing page from scratch that shows results from the blog, explains the consultation step by step and collects enquiries in one spreadsheet.
Four clear stages. At each one, you know what's happening and what comes next.
A call and a brief. Before we start, you have the structure, quote and timeline.
1–3 daysLogic and copy first, then visuals. We make edits online, right on the call.
logic before visualsLayout, forms, booking, payment, analytics. Tested on real phones.
no “that's impossible”Domain, hosting, Google. You keep all the access, plus video guides.
support after launchI give an exact quote after a short brief. Guide prices:
One page: your expertise, format and price, consultation booking, enquiries wherever suits you.
A calendar with slots, a deposit or card payment, and booking reminders.
Separate service pages, a blog or articles, and a CMS so you can update it yourself.
A landing page for experts is a one-page website that takes a person from “who is this?” to booking a consultation in a couple of minutes. On a blog, information is scattered across posts, stories and highlights. On a landing page, it comes together as a clear story: who you are, what you work with, how the consultation works, what it costs and what results clients get.
A link-in-bio page is a list of buttons. It doesn't explain the value of your service, doesn't handle objections and barely shows up on Google. An expert website on your own domain works like a salesperson: it shows case studies and reviews, takes enquiries and payments, and also brings in clients from search, people who have never seen your blog.
If you have one or two key services, a landing page is enough: it launches faster and is easier to maintain. When you add more services or want to grow in Google through articles, a better fit is a website up to 5 pages with a separate page for each service. You can start with a landing page and expand it later without redoing anything.
I build websites for Russian- and Ukrainian-speaking specialists who work with clients in the UK and Europe. So I take local specifics into account from the start: prices in pounds or euros, card payment at booking, a cookie banner and a GDPR privacy policy, and versions in English, Ukrainian and Russian. See how it looks in practice in the marketer website case study or other projects.
Tell me what you do, and I'll reply the same day.
Message on TelegramInstagram brings people in, and a website turns them into clients. The service, price, steps and results are all in one place, so people book themselves instead of dropping off after the third DM. Plus, websites are found on Google, while a social media account can get blocked or lose reach.
Taplink and other link-in-bio pages are a list of buttons with no explanation of the service, and Google barely finds them. A landing page on your own domain tells your story, shows case studies and reviews, takes enquiries and payments, and can bring in clients from search.
No. I run a brief, study your blog and services, and write the copy myself. All I need from you is answers to questions, photos and approval.
A short brief on a call, a link to your blog, photos and answers to questions about your services. I prepare the structure and copy myself; you just approve them.
I give the timeline after the brief, together with the quote: it depends on the amount of copy, the languages and whether you need online booking with payment. The first 1–3 days go into understanding the task and planning the structure.
Yes. You can have booking with free slots and a deposit or full card payment, so clients don't disappear after booking.
Yes, the website can be in one, two or three languages, for the clients you work with in the UK and Europe.
Yes. You keep all access to the domain, hosting and website, and after launch I give you video guides. If you'd rather not deal with it, I can make the edits for you.
The landing page includes basic SEO setup: titles, descriptions, speed, and connection to Google Search Console and Analytics. It's the foundation for your site to grow in search for your niche and city.
My main clients are Russian- and Ukrainian-speaking specialists in the UK and Europe, but I work remotely with any country. Prices on the website can be shown in pounds, euros or another currency.
Tell me what you do and where your clients come from now. I'll reply the same day and suggest the format that fits.
Leave your contact — I’ll reply the same day and suggest the format that fits.
I’ll reply the same day — usually within a couple of hours.