What it does
Everything this website can do.
The parts in use on this site are marked. The rest are built and waiting — switching one on is a decision, not a rebuild.
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The website
Pages you write yourself
Build a page from sections — words, pictures, prices, questions — and reorder them by dragging. Every change can be undone.
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The blog: news and articles
Posts with categories, pictures and a feed, so the site has something new on it without you ringing anybody.
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What you offer: services and courses
A grid of what you offer, each one with a page of its own.
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Button groups
Sets of coloured buttons for the home page, the footer and the link-in-bio page, for the handful of things people always want.
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Link-in-bio
One bare page of buttons, with no menu and no footer, for the single link a social profile allows.
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Reviews
What people have said, with stars — added by hand or pasted in, each with its source and date.
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Documents, page by page
A document read a page at a time rather than downloaded, with seventeen ways to turn one.
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Policy library
Documents with version history — some public, some only for people who have signed in.
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Read aloud
A listen button on every page and post, for anybody who would rather hear it than read it.
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Hearing from people
Talk to a real person on WhatsApp
A bar above the menu on every page: say what you need, tap once or twice, and WhatsApp opens with the message written — with a reference, so nothing is lost.
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Help me choose
A few quick questions that point each visitor to the right thing to sign up for, book or buy — and questions and answers drafted from the same map.
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Contact form
A form that reaches you by email and keeps a copy here, so nothing is lost in a spam folder.
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Enquiries and a rota
A queue of enquiries shared between a team who take turns, with alerts and a nudge when one is left sitting.
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Appointments
Your hours, your appointment types, and a page where somebody picks a free time and books it. Two people cannot take the same slot.
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Dates and what's on
What is coming up, shown on the site, with places people can book and a register to tick off at the door.
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Rooms and availability
The rooms you let and a calendar of the nights each one is taken, shown on any page.
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Downloads
Price lists, menus and brochures — offered on the site, or sent out with the contact form.
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Selling and members
Taking payment
One-off prices and subscriptions through Stripe, with orders, receipts and refunds handled here.
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Members and lessons
Memberships with tiers, and a library behind the sign-in that can be released a piece at a time.
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Newsletter
A list people join themselves, issues built the same way as pages, and a send that can be picked up again if it stops.
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Promotions and follow-up
A panel offering something on the pages you choose, and the emails that follow once somebody takes it.
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Behind the scenes
People and permissions
Sign-ins for your team, with each person seeing only what their job needs.
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Every email's wording, editable
The wording of everything the site sends out, changed here rather than by asking somebody.
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A chat that answers
Answers visitors from facts you write, offers the next step, and shows you every question it could not answer.
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Answers you look up
Your own searchable shelf of questions and answers, for while somebody is in front of you — kept to yourself, or opened behind one password, to members, or to everybody.
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Figures
How often each page is read, where people came from, which country and which kind of device, your own campaign tags, how far down the page they got and how fast it was for them — counted by the site itself, with no cookie and nothing sent to anybody else.
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