Your website isn’t your brand. It’s your sales rep. If it’s vague, confusing, or slow... It’s the equivalent of hiring someone who mumbles and disappears during the pitch. Fix the pitch. Or lose the deal.

TL;DR: Your site isn’t about you. It’s about what the customer wants to become. 🔖 Save this. Rebuild your homepage with it in mind.

Use this structure: → Headline = Promise → Subhead = Support the claim → CTA = Make it dead simple to act Don’t make people work to understand you. They won’t.

What to do instead: → Lead with value, not features → Show transformation, not tech → Guide the user, don’t overwhelm them

Here’s why it happens: → Founders write for their ego. → Agencies design for awards. → Devs focus on features. None of that helps the visitor buy.

Your site should answer 3 questions in 5 seconds: → Who is this for? → What does it do for me? → What should I do next? That’s clarity. That’s conversion.

“We’ve been in business for 25 years.” Nobody cares. The visitor is thinking: “What’s in it for me?”

The #1 thing 90% of business websites get wrong: → They talk about themselves. → Not the customer. → Not the value. → Not the result. Let me explain 🧵

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Disappeared from @X for a while but coming back in 2025 strong! @socialswarmm Closed our first big deal of the year 6 days in and things are moving quickly. Spending the last half of 2024 refining our processes was much needed! How did you set your business up for 2025?

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You don’t need a complete overhaul. Small fixes like clear navigation, faster loading speeds, and bold, action-driven CTAs can make a huge difference. For example, a retailer improved sales by 30% just by removing a mandatory sign-up form.

Imagine a customer wanting to buy from you but getting frustrated by your website. They leave, and you’ve lost a sale, for good. 💡 Solution:

🚨 Why Your Website Isn’t Turning Visitors into Customers (and How to Fix It) 🔴 Problem: Visitors are landing on your website but leaving without taking action. Here’s why: • ❌ Confusing navigation. • ❌ Slow loading times. • ❌ Vague calls-to-action (CTAs).

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