step 2 · get seen
Your website is your first commercial surface: key pages that sell rather than describe, and a buyer readiness diagnostic that qualifies who reaches you. Both are built straight from your positioning, so within ten seconds the right visitor can tell it is for them, and the wrong one filters themselves out before your pipeline ever sees them.
book a callYour website says what you do to nobody in particular, so the people who look you up leave without acting. And every enquiry that does come in lands in your pipeline cold, a fit or not, so you spend real time on people who were never going to buy. You already know you want a site that sells and sorts, which is why this starts by building rather than by diagnosing.
Four things you walk away holding, each a real artefact you can use, not a slide.
Sign-off is behavioural, not a handover. It is done when a cold on-ICP visitor can tell your live site is for them within 30 seconds, and the diagnostic sorts a visitor by fit before they reach your pipeline.
Even though the build sits with your designer, the thinking ships as reusable, AI-loadable positioning — your Context Pack (icp.md, offer.md, voice.md) drops into your own Claude or equivalent, so your AI can write new pages, variants and the next version of the diagnostic in your voice rather than from scratch. You leave with a capability, not just a set of wireframes.
We also recommend building on a platform your AI can drive through an MCP controller (Webflow and similar), so your own Claude can publish and update pages directly — and so you can replicate your LinkedIn articles onto the site as evergreen, searchable pages. That gives your content a far longer life than a post that scrolls away in the feed, and turns your writing into SEO that keeps working.
Your website becomes the commercial surface the right person reads first, framed so that within ten seconds someone can tell what you do and whether you are worth an enquiry. The diagnostic does the second job: it qualifies each visitor against your ICP, so the site does not only bring people in, it sorts them by fit before your pipeline ever sees them.
What the inbound becomes is a function of your model, not ours to assume: a founder selling direct sees enquiries and clients; a founder who runs on channel sees partnerships and referrers surface; many see both. The surface is the same; where it lands follows how you make money.
Mechanical (lean). You are naming the output you want (a site that sells, a diagnostic that qualifies), a clear enough brief to start building from, rather than a symptom we would need to trace back to its cause first.
This is the website half of the presence layer. It pairs with LinkedIn Presence & Authority, the other half of your presence, and feeds the sales system, which works the pre-qualified inbound the diagnostic sends through.
The founder. It is your website and your positioning made visible, so you make the calls on it. We do the work, you confirm and apply.
Four weekly sessions, about a month. The £2,000 is fixed for the work, not billed by the session. This assumes your positioning is already locked, so the site and the diagnostic are a translation of it rather than a fresh diagnosis.
We run these about a week apart on purpose, so each piece gets tested against your real world before we build the next on top of it. If you already have one of these under control — a site that already works, say — we do not run that session for the sake of it, and the shape flexes down. Working this way keeps the work sharp and built around where your business actually is, not where a plan assumed you would be.
The sales system: the diagnostic hands it pre-qualified inbound to work rather than an empty pipeline to fill. It also pairs with LinkedIn Presence & Authority for one coherent presence, both saying the same thing — £3,000 for the pair.