Who you are
Your full name, as it should appear *
Your titles, up to three, separated by commas *
Your web address
Do you already own a web address? *
Choose one
Yes, I already have one
No, I need one set up
I am not sure
What is it?
The address people type to find you, such as yourname.com. Your page usually sits at card.yourname.com.
Who looks after that web address? *
Choose one
I do. I have the login.
Someone else does. My web person or my office.
I am not sure
I do not have one yet
Please do not guess. "I am not sure" is a genuinely useful answer, and it is the thing that most often decides whether your page opens on time.
Your story and your press
How long have you been doing this work?
What are you known for?
Plain sentences are fine. Your builder writes the finished copy from this.
How does the work actually run?
What a person can expect if they hire you. Length of engagement, what happens first, how you work.
What are you proud of?
Credentials, books, stages you have spoken on, awards, years of service, anything you would mention if somebody asked why you. This is the part that earns the page.
Have you been interviewed, quoted or featured anywhere?
Paste links, one per line. Podcasts and local press count.
Your assistant
What should the assistant be called?
A first name. Callers hear it introduce itself.
What do people ask you most?
Four or five real questions. The assistant answers from your own bio and nothing else, so anything not written down here or above it will say it does not know.
300 voice minutes a month are included, then additional minutes are billed at cost. Voice minutes are not unlimited.
Half up front and half at go-live. Two revision rounds are included, then changes are $125 an hour. You own the domain and the files from the first day. If you ever want to take the whole thing somewhere else, you can.