My own website, examined and improved
From C to A: The Same Process I Use for Your Practice.
I checked the page, found the gaps, and made specific changes. These five examples show what changed and why.
Starting gradeC
→October 12 evaluationA53/57 · October 12, 2026
I evaluated my own homepage, identified the gaps, and corrected them using the 19 Points of Marketing Clarity™. The latest evaluation scored 53/57 — an A. The next improvement is stronger proof through client recommendations and documented results.
View my 53/57 evaluation screenshotThe grades assess the message against my 19-point framework. They do not measure inquiries or revenue. Below are selected excerpts and descriptions from an earlier saved homepage and the revised page, not full-page screenshots or a reconstruction of the original C evaluation.
1Emotional Activation
Make the stakes clear
Earlier page
The earlier page explained why patient questions matter, without this dedicated section about the practitioner’s effort and spending.
Revised page
“You put a lot into your practice.”
“You could spend more and still leave the same questions unanswered.”
Why this matters: The page now connects the website problem to time, effort, and marketing spending.
2Future Self Vision
Show the future they want
Earlier page
There was no dedicated section describing better-informed calls and less explaining from scratch.
Revised page
“You want patients to understand how you can help them before they call.”
“Your staff has less to explain from scratch. You can spend more time listening and discussing what the patient needs.”
Why this matters: The practitioner can picture what a clearer website would mean in daily work.
3Offer Clarity / Specificity
Show the value before the price
Earlier page
“Introductory Rate: $2,497” followed by “A homepage evaluation and rebuild, plus four bonuses.”
Revised page
Four bonuses. All included. $1,600 combined estimated value.
Patient Stress Quiz $500 · Email Sequence $500 · Appointment Script + Consultation Protocol $350 · Referral Card $250. Total estimated package value: $4,100. Introductory rate: $2,497.
Why this matters: The reader sees what is included before deciding how to judge the price.
4Structural Persuasion Layering
Put evidence beside the offer
Earlier page
Client feedback appeared elsewhere on the page, separate from this price box.
Revised page
“Rodney turned patient insights into a clear message that reflects who we are and how we help.”
Dr. Richard Sowerby · Clear Choice Natural Health. The quote and research link now sit directly above the offer.
Why this matters: Evidence is visible where the reader considers the purchase. This quote supports the message work; it does not establish booking gains.
5Risk Reversal
Explain the commitment
Earlier page
“Two payments of $1,248.50.” Delivery protections were not visible beside this offer button.
Revised page
What happens next
Scope confirmed before payment. First complete draft targeted within 15 business days after kickoff and required materials. Two consolidated revision rounds requested within 14 days of draft delivery. Missing agreed deliverables completed at no added charge.
Why this matters: The reader can see the process and delivery protections before proceeding. Timing depends on feedback, approvals, and access.
The same process starts with your homepage.
See what needs attention before deciding what to change.
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Marketing Clarity Architect™
Author of Clear Enough to Lead