It asks which life changes you coach, how a program runs, your prices, your training and what you won't take on, then builds the page.
I want a website for my life coaching practice. Ask me these one at a time:
1. My name or business name, and the town I'm based in?
2. Who do I coach, and through which life changes? (career change, divorce, empty nest, a move, retirement, confidence)
3. How does working with me go? (discovery call, number of sessions, worksheets, messages between calls, groups)
4. What do I charge? (single session, packages, group price, payment plans, reduced-fee places)
5. My coaching training and any ICF credential (ACC, PCC, MCC), plus what I did before coaching?
6. Do I meet in person, by video, or both, and in which time zone are my hours?
7. What don't I do? (therapy or mental health treatment, legal or money advice, resume writing, business coaching)
8. Two or three things past clients said, with first name and town, that I have permission to share?
9. How should it look? (colors, mood, anything to match)
Then write the complete page as one HTML file with inline CSS. Put a book-a-free-call button and a tappable phone number at the top, add a clear line that coaching is not therapy with the 988 number, and make it work well on phones.