Reaction upon landing.
Does the first screen tell the right person she’s in the right place, in seconds?
For founders, coaches, course creators and shop owners | Any platform
Your page gets the visits. The bookings and the sales aren’t keeping up. I go through it the way your buyer does, run it against my RAINBOW method, and hand you a plan of what to change, in what order, and why. (And yes, any platform! This one doesn’t need Showit.)
Yes, audit my page!$497 USD a page, in your inbox in about a week.
If you’re reading this, chances are you’re a founder with a page that carries a lot of weight: the sales page for your course, the services page that books your calls, the shop that’s about to have its busiest weeks of the year. And if the numbers on it don’t match the work you put into getting people there, this is for you.
Maybe people visit and don’t book.
Maybe they read halfway and leave right before the offer.
Or maybe the page looks finished, everyone tells you it’s lovely… and it still isn’t selling.
I audit my own pages every quarter, and my clients’ too, so I see this one a LOT: it’s almost never one big broken thing. It’s a headline that promises one thing while the layout pushes another. An offer that shows up too late. A question nobody answered. A button nobody presses. Small leaks, and they add up fast once real traffic hits the page!

One page, gone through line by line with my CRO brain fully switched on, so you can stop guessing (and stop paying for a whole redesign when the fix is usually smaller and more specific than you’d expect!).
I run your page through my RAINBOW method, the conversion framework I developed and use on every sales page, service page and shop I touch. Then I add competitor research, a layout review and copy-level recommendations. I’m a strategist and a copywriter as much as a designer, so the audit goes deeper than button colors and white space. If the message or the angle is what’s costing you the sale, that’s what I’ll tell you!
RAINBOW is seven stages, in the order your buyer meets them:
Does the first screen tell the right person she’s in the right place, in seconds?
Does the page walk her from the problem she came in with to the thing you sell?
Is it clear why your offer, and not the other options she’s comparing?
Does the page prove you can deliver, or only say so?
Are her "but what if…" questions answered before she has to email you?
Does the offer show up at the right moment, clearly, with what’s included?
Is there a real reason to say yes now, and an obvious next step?
About a week, start to finish.
You book, send me the page, and tell me what it’s for (booking calls, selling the course, filling the cart).
Days 1 to 3, the deep dive. I go through your page the way your buyer would, run it through all seven RAINBOW stages, research how others in your space present the same kind of offer, and review the layout and the copy line by line.
Day 4, the recording. I record your audit on Loom and walk through the page section by section, so you see what I’m pointing at instead of reading about it.
Day 5, in your inbox. The recording plus your action plan: what to change, in what order, and why each change matters for the sale.
Priced per page, so you can start with the one that matters most! Want the whole site looked at? That’s the Full Website Audit, $2,000 USD. Running a shop? The Shop Audit is the one for you, $497 USD.
Find my leaks!These come from pages I refreshed and rebuilt, copy and design together:
23.67%
conversion on a tripwire landing page after a refresh
About 21%
conversion on a $397 offer, roughly 3x the market benchmark
As short as 12 minutes
to close a sales call, down from a 30 to 40 minute average after a sales page redesign. Leads arrived already sold, and nothing else in the marketing changed.
A conversion rate optimization (CRO) audit is a close look at one page to find what’s stopping visitors from buying, booking or signing up, and what to change first. Mine runs on my RAINBOW method plus competitor research, a layout review and copy-level recommendations, recorded on Loom with an action plan in priority order.
Nope! My Showit Design Partner title covers what I build in Showit. Conversion work isn’t tied to a platform, so wherever your page lives, the audit works.
About a week: three days of research, the recording on day four, and it’s in your inbox on day five.
The audit maps them. If you’d like me to make them, tell me once you’ve seen the plan and I’ll put together what that looks like.
You can, and it’ll most likely bring up some solid general points! What it can’t do is sit with your goals. It doesn’t know which page already brings you referrals, who your buyer is, or what you’re selling next.
The CRO Audit is one of the three ways into the Conversion Tune-Up, next to the Full Website Audit and the Shop Audit. You book all three through the same link.
Book your audit, send me the page, and in about a week you’ll know what to fix first!
Not ready to book? Give your page a first pass yourself with my free Sell-Ready Scorecard.

one page, one plan…