The Website You've Been Avoiding...
Everything I offer is...
Some of the women I work with need a complete website. Others need one page, or a day of strategic thinking before anyone builds anything at all. Below is what each service solves, what it costs, and how to tell which one is right for you.
The smallest service that fully solves the problem is usually the smartest money you'll spend.
Get It Done and Move TF On
A kickoff, a finish line, and a website that stops taking up all that valuable space in your brain.
Stop Explaining Yourself Twice
The site handles the what, the who, and the how, so sales conversations start further along.
Charge What You Want to Charge
A site that makes your rates make sense before anyone gets on a call with you.
Send One Link Without Finching
One place that answers the questions, instead of four scattered links and a follow-up voice memo.
- Anna Bloodworth, Reiki Healer
TELLING EVERYONE WHO WILL LISTEN.
Working with Brandy was so collaborative. I felt supported before, during, and after the build. I've been telling everyone who will sit still long enough that she did my site.
- Sally Starrfield, Consultant
TEN TIMES FASTER THAN GOING SOLO.
Brandy took my thousands of loosely connected ideas and turned them into a concrete plan. The process was ten times faster than if I tried to figure it out myself.
- Melissa Coloton, Sales Coach
I'M A GIGGLY MESS!
It feels fan-f*cking-tastic to send people to my website instead of, like, 400,000 other random links to God only knows where else. You are such a rockstar!
What that looks like depends on what you're struggling with right now: a website you're avoiding, one page that needs to exist and doesn't, or a stack of good ideas that hasn't become a business yet. Different problems, different solutions. See how I handle them below.
I'll organize the chaos
so you don't have to overextend or overspend.
Girl, I'm so glad you found me.
A complete Showit site built around what you sell and how people actually decide to hire you. Up to six pages, live by Friday, with training so you can drive it yourself.
Get All the Details
Website in a Week
Book a Fit Call
Sometimes one page covers it. Showit Sprint is a two-day build for a sales page, a landing page, or a one-page site, designed around one clear goal without turning into a full website project.
Showit Sprint
Let's Talk It Through
You have skills, ideas, and eleven possible directions, and no way to tell where to start. One day sorts it out: a recommended starting offer, a read on who it's for, and a written plan for now, next, and later.
Deep Dive Day
— Anna Bloodworth, Worth-Wisdom
“I enjoyed the entire process so much that I went into a weird, sad space when it was done.”
FAQ
if I Know
How do I know if I'm ready for a full website?
How do I know if I'm ready for a full website?
You can explain what you sell, who you serve, and why people hire you, and you've got paying clients and results to point at. That's the bar. Your offers don't have to be finished evolving and your copy doesn't have to be perfect. But if those three things are still moving around, a Deep Dive Day is the better first step, and I'll tell you that on the Fit Call.
What do I need to have ready before a Sprint?
What do I need to have ready before a Sprint?
A clear goal for the page, copy that's final (or close to it,) your brand assets, and any links, forms, or integrations the site needs to connect to. Two days works because we're not developing the material during them.
Can I book a Sprint to update my existing website?
Can I book a Sprint to update my existing website?
No. A Showit Sprint builds one new page. Broad updates to a site I didn't design are a different kind of project with a different kind of scope. If I built your site originally, reach out anyway. That's a separate conversation, and I've got a special offer for that.
Can I add more pages to a Sprint?
Can I add more pages to a Sprint?
That's a Website in a Week. The Sprint is one page on purpose, because a fixed objective is what makes two days possible. If you find yourself talking me into a second and third page, you probably need the full build, and we should scope it that way from the start instead of discovering it on day two.
Do I have to do a Deep Dive Day before you'll build my site?
Do I have to do a Deep Dive Day before you'll build my site?
No. If you can already explain what you sell, who you serve, and why people hire you, let's book the build. The Deep Dive exists for the women who can't do that yet. Everyone else can skip it.
What if I don't have my whole business figured out yet?
What if I don't have my whole business figured out yet?
That's usually a good reason to book a Deep Dive Day. What I need is material to work with: experience, a few possible directions, and your goals for the business. I'll help you sort through the rest. You'll leave with a recommended direction, a starting offer, preliminary positioning, a read on whether you need a website yet, and a written plan sorted into now, next, and later.
Do I need a website after a Deep Dive Day?
Do I need a website after a Deep Dive Day?
Not necessarily. The recommendation might be to test the offer before building anything, or to put up one focused page, or to wait six months. You're paying me for an honest assessment, and occasionally that means telling you not to spend more money.
Free, 30 minutes tops. If I'm not the right fit, I'll point you in the right direction.