A website that sounds like you
Drifted builds personal-brand websites for coaches, healers, mediums and creators: a site written in your own words, with a clear page for each thing you offer, a simple way to get in touch, and pages that answer what people search before they reach out. Our current build, a website for a medium and healer in California, is in final review.
In detail
What does a coach or healer actually need from a website?
Four pages and one honest voice. A home page that says who you help and how, in the words you use with clients. A page for each offering, with what happens in a session, how long it takes and what it costs or how to ask. An about page that tells the true story of how you came to the work. And a contact page that is easy on a phone. Booking calendars, courses and memberships come later, when there is demand to fill them.
How do people find a coach or healer online?
Mostly by name, after a recommendation, a talk or a post, and then by searching what you do and where. The first group needs a site that confirms you are real and makes contact easy. The second needs pages that answer their question plainly: what a reading is, what happens in a healing session, whether it works online. Write those answers in your own words and the site serves both. Social media brings people to the door; the site is where they decide.
Work we can show
Channeling with Emily is a website for a psychic medium and healer in California. It is built around her own words, with a page for each of her offerings, mediumship, channeling, past-life regression and healing, and a contact form rather than a booking calendar, because she travels. It is in final review, so we show the method here and the result when it is live.
The Poster Project is the founder's own brand, and it is where we learned what an audience built from nothing looks like: 2.2M views in 90 days, most of them organic. The lesson for a personal brand is that reach comes before followers, and the site has to be ready before the reach arrives.
How a personal-brand site is built
Your words first
We start from your bio, your talks and the way you explain your work to a new client, and write the pages from that rather than from a template.
One page per offering
What it is, who it is for, what happens, how long it takes, and how to ask. A visitor should never have to message you to find out what you do.
Contact that suits how you work
A simple form if you travel or prefer to reply in person; a booking calendar only if your diary is fixed enough to keep it honest.
The questions people search
Short, plain answers to what a first-time client wonders before they get in touch, written so a search engine or an assistant can quote them.
Handover in your name
The domain, the hosting and the site belong to you, with a short guide so you can add an event or change a price yourself.
Working with us from the US, the Netherlands or Pakistan
The studio is in Karachi and keeps New York hours, so a coach in New York or California gets replies inside the working day. A practitioner in the Netherlands or elsewhere in Europe is about six hours ahead of New York, so our day overlaps your afternoon and evening.
In Pakistan, the studio is in DHA Phase 8 and you can meet us there. Every site is written in English, and fees are published in US dollars.
The questions that follow.
What does a website for a coach or healer cost?
It is priced per build under Tailored, because a four-page site and a site with courses and payments are different jobs. You are told the figure before anything is built.
Do I need online booking?
Not at first. A contact form you answer personally suits most practitioners, especially ones who travel. Add a calendar when the diary is full enough to need one.
Can you write the words for me?
Yes, from your own. We work from your bio, recordings of your talks and a call or two, so the site sounds like you rather than like a template.
Will you run my social media too?
If you want it. Content is one of the three Starter options, and the site and the posts work best when they say the same thing in the same voice.
Can I update the site myself?
Yes. You get a short guide for the changes you will make most often, such as a new event, a new price or a new offering.
The price is published.
Where this leads.
No deck. No discovery theatre. One metric, one date, in the contract.