Your thinking is the product. Right now it lives in slides no one sees. A personal website moves it into the open — so a prospect meets your judgment before they meet you, and the first call starts on your terms.
Why consultants need a personal website
Referrals check you out before they reply. A faceless bio reads as risk; a page that shows how you think reads as trust. For an independent consultant, that page is the difference between chasing leads and having them pre-sold when they arrive.
What to put on a consultant's personal website
- Your positioning — the problem you own, in one line.
- Your point of view — how you think, not just where you worked.
- Selected engagements & outcomes — proof, not promises.
- A single call-to-action — book a call, in one click.
Build it from your CV in three steps
- Upload your CV. reach turns your history into positioning.
- Pick a look. Editorial and credible — reads like a studio made it.
- Publish on your domain. Drop the link into every proposal and DM.
What it does for you
- Lead with how you think, not just where you worked.
- A single link that pre-sells you to every prospect.
- Read as the trusted operator, not another vendor.
Questions consultants ask
How does it help me win clients?
It pre-sells you. A single link puts your point of view, track record and outcomes in front of a prospect before the first call, so you walk in as the trusted operator instead of another vendor.
What should it include?
Your positioning and point of view, selected engagements and results, the way you think about the problem, and a clear way to book a call.
Do I need to write it myself?
No. Upload your CV, answer a few questions, and reach writes the copy and designs the page. Edit any word before you publish.