I've converted high ticket offers with a Googledoc and words and a few links on a page.
We love a beautiful design, but the hook and messaging comes first...
Your homepage hero is either converting or confusing.
When we run a brand audit, we go beyond colors and logos. It's really about messaging and positioning. So when we audited a dietitian brand's site, we found a hero that described features but didn't speak to the audience's...
Really like this concept! The clean layout and typography look great, and the bestseller section is a nice touch. Genre filters could make browsing even better. Great work! 👏
People looking for a therapist are usually comparing three tabs at once. Clarity wins.
Therapy in the City is a therapy practice with offices in Midtown and the Upper West Side. I built their WordPress site with Elementor Pro.
What I built:
• The site in WordPress from the design, page by page
• Editable templates, so the team updates content without code
• Service pages: individual, couples and family, IOP and group therapy
The decision I'd defend: one page per type of therapy. Someone searching for couples therapy lands on a page about exactly that, not a list of everything.
Stack: WordPress, Elementor Pro, Figma
Live: therapyinthecity.org
One services page or one page per service: what do you prefer?
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