Gravity.
Does the offer pull, or does it need pushing?
Strengthen the offer.Everything is deliberately pulled toward one compelling center.
Week 02 of a Brand + Website System
What breaks without it.
A clear offer creates pull. A vague one requires push. When visitors cannot tell what they are buying, how long it takes, or what it costs, they do not ask. They leave, and you never learn why.
The work, named.
Offer document
Each service defined by scope, deliverable, timeline, and the outcome it is accountable for.
Pricing logic
What the number is, what moves it, and what you say when someone pushes back on it.
Conversion path diagram
The route from stranger to paying customer, with the first paid step made obvious.
Objection map
The five reasons people hesitate, and where each one gets answered before it is asked.
Checked in the Review. Watched every month after.
- Engagement rate
- Bounce rate
- Search click-through rate
- Conversion rate
Scope moves. The standard doesn’t.
Single-service businesses move fast here. Businesses with a wide catalog usually need a tiering decision first, and that decision tends to reshape the website more than anything else in the build.
Every engagement is scoped after the Brand + Website Review, which is how the number ends up accurate instead of hopeful.
Gravity is one of four. The Review reads all four.
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