Certified to Clients

EP13 | How to Write a Coaching Page That Actually Converts: The 3 Fixes Most Coaches Miss


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Your coaching page has 1 job: make the right person feel seen enough to take the next step. Not impress them. Not inform them. Not convince them. See them. And if your page is not doing that in the first 3 lines, the rest of it does not matter.

Most coaches build their page about themselves. The first line is their name. The first paragraph is their background, their credentials, their journey, their approach. They build what is functionally a resume. Thorough, accurate, and completely invisible to the person they're trying to reach. The right person lands, doesn't see themselves, and leaves in 3 seconds.

In this episode we fix the 3 things that determine whether the right person stays or leaves: the first line, the first-person to second-person ratio, and the booking link position. 3 specific changes, roughly 30 minutes of work, massive effect on whether your page actually converts.

What You Will Learn

  • Why a resume informs and a mirror converts, and why most coaching pages are accidentally resumes
  • How to use your ICA sentence as the source for the most important line on your page
  • The specific ratio test that exposes whether your page is talking about you or to your reader
  • Why your booking link position determines whether interest converts to action
  • The exact 3 fixes that turn an invisible page into a page that holds the right reader

Your Next Move

Open your page right now. Read the first line out loud. If it describes you instead of your ICA's specific situation in their language, rewrite it using your ICA sentence as the source. 1 line. That is the assignment.

Then count your first-person words (I, me, my, mine) and second-person words (you, your, you are) on the first screen. If first-person is higher, the page is talking about you when it should be talking to them. Rewrite until second-person wins.

Then check where your booking link sits. If anyone has to scroll to find it, move it above the fold. Visible without scrolling. The moment someone feels seen, they should be able to act.

3 fixes. Roughly 30 minutes of work. The right person who lands tomorrow has a real reason to stay and a clear path to book.

At This Point You Should Have

ICA sentence, gross revenue target, named methodology, complete 8-component offer, and a page that leads with the right person's problem instead of your credentials. 5 steps complete out of 9.

Related Episodes

EP05-EP08 — Build Your ICAEP09 — Your Gross Revenue TargetEP10 — The MethodologyEP11 — The Offer FoundationEP12 — Make the Offer IrresistibleEP14 — Your Booking System (next)

Work With Me

If rewriting the first line feels hard, it's usually because the ICA sentence underneath it isn't specific enough yet. And no amount of page rewriting fixes a fuzzy ICA. Book a call at certifiedtoclients.com/call and we'll rebuild the page from your ICA outward, and review every line until the right person stays.

To understand the full Certified to Clients program, the 9-step sequence from ICA through your first 5 clients: certifiedtoclients.com/program

Ready to apply: certifiedtoclients.com/apply


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Certified to ClientsBy Jamella Waller