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Most small business websites look fine but fail to convert. This course teaches the principles, copywriting, and technical foundations that turn a digital business card into a working sales tool, on any platform.
Who it helps
Website That Works is for owners, marketers, and freelancers who want a site that earns its rent. You audit your own site, fix the high-impact issues first, and learn the moves the agency ships on every client project.
Your site looks alright but enquiries are thin.
You are deciding whether to rebuild or just improve.
You want to brief a designer or developer with confidence.
You want a checklist you can run every quarter.
What you walk out with
Run the audit, ship the fixes, and finish with a quarterly checklist you can use forever.
Score your site and prioritise the fixes.
Pick the right platform without overspending.
Apply the SEO basics most sites get wrong.
Rewrite copy that bounces fewer visitors.
Hit Core Web Vitals targets confidently.
Track the KPIs that matter, not the rest.
Module pathway
Read every module outline before you join the waitlist.
Draft content. Module previews below are in draft. Final lessons land before payment opens. Waitlist members hear first.
What is included
The same audit and dashboard the agency ships on every client project.
Website audit scorecard, 15-point checklist
Platform decision matrix
20-item SEO quick wins checklist
Homepage copy rewrite templates
Speed and security audit walkthrough
Monthly KPI dashboard template
Real Australian business examples


First cohort, launch price
Join the waitlist for the launch date, the first-cohort price, and any audit templates we ship along the way. No card, no charge.
FAQ
Yes. The course is platform-agnostic. We use examples from WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Shopify, and custom builds, and the principles apply to all of them.
Probably not. Most students improve a working site rather than start over. The audit walks you through that decision honestly.
Lessons are in production. Waitlist members get the launch date first and the launch price held for the first cohort.
Even better. The audit, content templates, and KPI dashboard give you a clear brief and a way to measure their work.