Solution
Use Problems You Solve to get Prospects’ Attention
The website had to do more than look good—it had to speak directly to the financial problems Mike helps his clients solve.
Mike is well-versed in solving problems in various financial planning areas, from retirement planning to charitable giving, among others.
But simply listing general services and areas of expertise isn’t enough to capture potential clients’ attention.
Talking about their problems, that will get prospects’ attention.
So we recommended Mike’s website include what we call a ”Problems We Solve” section directly under the hero tile.
Leveraging Mike’s Expertise to Appeal to Right-fit Clients
Mike knows his clients and their issues inside and out. He wanted to make sure his site was a clear representation of the value he provides.
We interviewed Mike to better understand how he helps clients with their challenges to reach their financial goals.
We compiled a comprehensive list of potential issues that Mike’s target clients might need solved. We then had Mike help us choose and refine problems he felt would resonate with his best-fit clients.
Showcasing Mike’s Services in his Client’s Language
People respond and feel a connection when they feel understood. Talk to prospects about their issues in their language.
Not in complicated financial jargon that goes over their heads.
Mike shared with us that he primarily targets professionals seeking financial independence in the next 5-10 years.
With a better understanding of his audience, we could reframe Mike’s services as tailored solutions for their individual needs.
“I help clients prepare for retirement.”
vs
“Secure the retirement you envisioned.”
By talking about the challenges Mike’s clients face in the language they use, Mike’s services resonate more.