This is a consulting website example. Requests from this page go to Seth Brand at SBTC.

Work

Sample work summaries, clearly marked as scenarios.

This page shows how a consulting site can handle proof without pretending to have a client roster. The names and firms are placeholders. The reusable part is the structure.

Operational consulting

Helm Advisory Partners

Challenge: A capable small firm with strong referrals and a homepage that still felt like a placeholder.

  • Reframed the homepage around actual decision problems, not generic claims.
  • Split one vague services page into three focused service paths.
  • Added a website review request path for buyers who were not ready to scope a rebuild yet.

Sample output shown in the demo: clearer offer architecture, stronger sector fit, and a lower-friction inquiry path.

Regulated-industry advisory

Vector Lane Compliance

Challenge: The firm knew its buyers well, but the site buried its best proof under abstract positioning.

  • Built sector-specific problem pages instead of one all-purpose overview.
  • Turned internal process language into plain-English buyer questions.
  • Created an insights section that could support both search and sales follow-up.

Sample output shown in the demo: a more navigable site that feels steady, serious, and easy to scan.

Founder-led growth advisory

Signal Ridge Studio

Challenge: The founder had strong conversations in person and no equivalent authority online.

  • Introduced a founder note, work summaries, and practical FAQs.
  • Added a fast homepage brief form plus a longer intake page.
  • Organized page content so the site could support both warm leads and cold search traffic.

Sample output shown in the demo: authority that carries beyond the homepage without pretending to be a large agency.

Before

Common consulting-site friction

  • One service page trying to explain everything.
  • Abstract adjectives instead of actual buyer problems.
  • No good path for a prospect who needs diagnosis first.

After

What this example organizes better

  • Separate pages with distinct jobs and clearer internal links.
  • Work summaries that describe shipped structure, not invented outcomes.
  • Two contact routes, with the request handoff clearly labeled.

Continue the tour

Open the process and insight layers next.

The work page is stronger when it sits beside a real process page and a thought-leadership layer. That is where the site starts to feel fully launched.