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A permitted extract from a report, plan or other deliverable can show how you think. Explain the task and your contribution, with confidential information removed.
Websites for independent consultants
Consultant website design that makes the case for your services.
Help prospective clients understand your expertise and the work you offer before the first conversation. Our consultant website design explains your services, shows how an engagement works and supports your offer with evidence you can share.
Illustrative example
Give a client enough detail to assess the work.
Consider an operations consultant who reviews how a team passes work from sales to delivery. A service page can make that offer tangible by connecting the client's problem to the review, its outputs and the first conversation.
Who the review is for
The service addresses small teams whose delivery work slows down because sales handoffs leave out important details. Naming that situation helps a prospective client recognize when the review may be useful.
How the review works
An initial review covers one handoff, with interviews and a map of where information is lost. The client can see who needs to take part and which records to provide.
What the client receives
Clients receive a map of the current process and a prioritized set of recommendations. The page distinguishes that output from any later implementation work.
How the conversation starts
The first call explores the handoff problem and whether the review is suitable. A defined purpose makes the invitation more useful than a general request to “get in touch.”
Support the offer
Build credibility with evidence you can share.
Strong service copy needs something to support it. We help you choose evidence that explains your approach and respects the limits on what you can share.
Original examples
An illustrative framework, checklist or sample output can make a method easier to assess. Label it clearly so readers understand what it demonstrates.
Relevant experience
Connect your background and qualifications to the service being offered. Specific responsibilities and experience give a biography more value than a list of broad claims.
For a direct example of Sparrow's website work, explore the Poteet Homes project, built for a home builder.
From service to website
Shape the website around the client decision.
A focused site can explain your offer, introduce the people behind it, show relevant work and provide a route to an inquiry. We agree the page list around the questions your clients need answered.
Compare website plansWe help organize your service content, develop the design and build the agreed pages. Review covers how the information reads, how it works on a phone and where each inquiry goes. You review the business facts and claims before publication.
Standard and Premium include up to 5 core informational pages, hosting and approved content updates. Premium adds its monthly content improvement. The plan details set out pricing, allowances, account control and handover.
Course delivery, paid memberships, client portals and custom integrations need their own requirements and quote. We discuss those needs before adding features to the website plan.
Planning the website
Questions before we begin.
Can the website be credible if client work is confidential?
Yes. Your service explanation, professional background and a clearly labeled example can provide useful context. Where permission allows, a redacted work sample may add detail. Client names, quotes and deliverables are published only with the appropriate permission.
What if my services are still taking shape?
We can discuss the questions clients ask and the information a website would need to answer them. The service, pricing and promises need to be settled before the relevant copy is approved.
How should several services be organized?
Separate pages are useful when clients need materially different detail about the problem, approach, evidence or next step. Closely related names for the same engagement can usually share one page. We agree the structure and any extra page scope before building.
A useful first conversation
Give prospective clients a better introduction to your work.
Share your current website, the services you want to present and any work you can publish. We can discuss the content, design and initial scope that would support those conversations.
