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If you're a relationship coach and your website isn't booking consultations for you — this post is for you.
Meg came to me with a coaching practice that was already working. Couples loved her. Results were real. But her website was doing absolutely nothing to show that.
No clear flow. No brand warmth. Nothing that made a struggling couple land on the page and feel "these are the people who can help us."
So I got to work.
I built her a full relationship coaching website for her Austin-based practice — structured around three coaching paths so visitors could immediately find what fit their season. Pre-engagement, premarital, marriage. Clean navigation, warm visuals, Google reviews front and center, and a booking flow that made the next step obvious.
By the end, her site wasn't just pretty — it was working like a second team member, filtering the right couples and moving them toward that first consultation.
"It finally feels like a website that matches the quality of what we actually do."
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