BY DIGITHATConsultants & professional services
website roadmap.
Do you understand my problem and is a conversation worth my time?
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THE MAIN JOB
Book an appropriate introductory conversation
A useful visitor journey
- 01
Recognise the problem you help solve
- 02
Understand your approach and who it suits
- 03
Review relevant experience and evidence
- 04
Request a conversation
- 05
Receive clear preparation and next steps
Your starting page plan
- Home: audience, problem and useful outcome
- Services: deliverables, fit and engagement process
- Case studies: context, contribution and supported results
- About: relevant experience and credentials
- Contact: a short enquiry or introductory booking
Build these first
- Specific service descriptions
- Evidence-backed case studies
- A clear first-meeting expectation
- Short qualification questions
- Privacy-conscious contact routes
Add later, if useful
- Useful downloadable briefing guides
- Scheduling integration with real availability
Measure what matters
- Suitable consultation requests
- Attendance at booked calls
- Conversations becoming proposals
A trap to avoid
Avoid guarantees, inflated results or collecting confidential case details in a public form. Explain fees or how proposals are prepared.
This guide suggests a starting structure; it does not guarantee enquiries, sales or search rankings. Adapt it to your customers, capacity and budget.