Hey Website Bestie, Let's talk about your about page — that tricky little corner of your website where potential clients decide if you're their perfect match. I've been having great conversations lately with corporate clients who want to seem approachable without oversharing their life stories. They ask: "How personal is too personal for my professional brand?" It's a balancing act! Your about page is likely one of your most visited pages (yes, really!), but it doesn't have to be a choice between cold corporate robot and TMI oversharer. There's a sweet spot that builds connection while maintaining professionalism. Here's my formula for an about page that connects without crossing boundaries: 👉 1. Start With Your Client, Not Yourself Begin with who you help, not your bio. Instead of "I'm Jane, a coach with 10 years experience," try "You deserve a business that energizes rather than drains you. That's where I come in." 👉 2. Show What Makes You Different What's your unique approach? For me, it's my signature 4-week website process and focus on money-making strategy. What's yours? This helps clients understand your value beyond basic credentials. 👉 3. Add Personality Without Oversharing You don't need to reveal your deepest secrets to be relatable! Try:
👉 4. Include Strategic Social Proof Let others speak to your expertise through testimonials, logos of companies you've worked with, or publications you've been featured in — this builds trust without you having to brag. 👉 5. End With Clear Direction Your about page isn't just for introduction — it should guide visitors to the next step. Always include a call-to-action like "Ready for a website that works as hard as you do? Let's chat." This week on the podcast, I go into creating the perfect professional-yet-personal about page! 🎤 Make Your Website's About Page Personal Without Oversharing [Ep 082] 🎙️ RECENT EPISODES 🎙️ Website Errors Most Business Owners Never Discover Until It's Too Late [Ep 081] I Know My Website Needs An Overhaul — Your Step-By-Step Action Plan [Ep 080] You've got this, P.S. Not sure if your about page is hitting the right note? Book a FREE mini-audit with me and I'll share ways to improve it! |
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Hey Website Bestie, Is your website silently losing you clients? I had a wake-up call recently when a client tried to book a website audit with me. First, my booking system glitched and tried to charge him double. When I attempted to fix it manually, I messed up the time zone conversion. Thankfully, this determined client stuck with me through all the technical failures! But it got me thinking… how many potential clients encounter tech issues on YOUR website and simply click away instead of...
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