Most coaches I work with are excellent at the work itself and still sending new leads to a Linktree, a Canva PDF, or a page they built two years ago and haven't opened since. It works, until someone books a call, looks you up first, and the site doesn't match how good you actually are at this.

Hire someone. Several hundred dollars at the low end, several thousand at the other. Then a waiting list, and a revision round every time you want to change one sentence.

Rent a drag-and-drop platform. Cheaper on day one. Then $16 to $60 every single month, forever. Stop paying and your site disappears with it.

Or spend one afternoon. About $11 a year after that, for as long as you keep the name.

One afternoon now, for a website you own completely instead of rent. No subscription creeping up at renewal. No waiting on someone else's calendar to fix a typo three days before a launch.

A complete website, live on your own domain, reading correctly on both phone and laptop, ready to send to a client today or link in your bio tonight. Your name. Your words. Your domain. Most people finish their first build in one sitting, about 2 to 3 hours.

Which platform to build on, and why. Ninety minutes of comparison, already done for you

The exact prompt to paste in, with every variable marked, so your first draft comes back close to something you'd publish

Getting the site live, and connecting your own domain without the part that usually goes wrong

Images, mobile check and a speed pass

Seven common mistakes with the fix for each. The first two are the ones I made myself

Five habits that stop those mistakes coming back

A professional email on your own domain, free

BONUS: The Client-Ready Website Workbook, to write every section of your homepage copy in 15 short parts

21-page guide + 18-page workbook. PDF. Read it in order.

$11 for this guide. One time. There's nothing else to pay me.

About $10 to $11 a year for your own domain name. You buy that yourself, directly from the provider at their at-cost price. Premium names and extensions like .co, .coach or .io are priced differently, and the guide shows you where to check before you commit.

Everything else in the build is free. A free AI plan is enough for a one-page site.

An AI account. A free plan is enough

An international payment card, to buy your domain

Two to three uninterrupted hours

Comfortable reading English

You don't need to know how to code. You need to read carefully and follow the order.

It isn't done-for-you, a design service, or a course. You do the building, and the taste is yours. If you'd rather hand the whole thing over, that's what my Systems Setup service is for.

For 7 days after you buy, email halloo.lanah@gmail.com with what's stuck. I read every message myself and reply within 24 hours, until your website is live and working. That covers anything inside the guide. It doesn't cover writing your copy, designing your brand or building the site for you.

If you open it and it isn't what you expected, email me within 7 days of buying and I'll refund you. No form, no explanation required.

I'm Lanah. 8 years in sales and marketing, 4 of them inside the coaching industry. I've worked with more than ten coaching businesses and trained eight VAs. I built lanahandco.com the exact way this guide walks you through. Both of my mistakes are still in it.

You can keep sending people to a Linktree. It works, mostly. Or you can spend one afternoon and stop wondering what a stranger thinks when they look you up.

With you, Lanah xx