Why Your DIY Website Isn’t Converting (and What to Do About It)

You’ve put your heart into your DIY website — late nights, countless Canva tabs, and maybe a few “how to fix my Showit site” Google searches. It’s beautiful, but there’s a problem: your inbox is quiet.

If you’ve ever thought, “Why isn’t my website bringing in more leads?”, here are a few things to check before you assume it’s a design issue:

1. Your calls to action aren’t clear.
Make it easy for people to know what to do next. Use buttons like “Book Now” or “Get in Touch” on every page. Yes, you read that right…EVERY page! Make sure that no matter where the client lands, they’re being led to an easy booking process instead of hunting around your site and eventually losing interest.

2. Your message isn’t clear.
If your visitors can’t tell what you do and who you serve within 5 seconds, they’ll click away. Tighten up your headline and about section so they speak directly to your ideal client.

3. Your visuals don’t match your level of professionalism.
Even subtle mismatches in colors, fonts, or photography can make potential clients hesitate to trust your brand. If they can’t trust your brand, how can they trust your services? Yikes…

You can tweak these things yourself — or, if you’re tired of guessing, this is where my Website in a Day service comes in. I’ll take everything that’s almost there and turn it into a polished, strategic site that actually books clients.

Action step:
Audit your website today! Is it clear, consistent, and compelling? If not, it might be time to call in a pro. Let’s jump on a Discovery Call and we can chat about your current site and how your future site could be even better!

Book a Discovery Call now.