Should I list my rate?

Rarely. Consulting is scoped per engagement and a published day rate anchors the negotiation before you understand the problem.

What about a newsletter sign-up?

Link it rather than embedding it. Your list lives in your email tool, and this page should point at it without pretending to own it.

The digital business card for independent consultants.

Consulting is sold in conversations that start weeks after the first introduction. The page has one job: survive that gap and still be there, current, when somebody finally looks you up.

Build this page About Executive Signal

Scroll inside the frame — this is the whole page.

The moment this is for

Where the current setup breaks.

You met a prospective client at a conference in March. In September their board approves the budget and somebody types your name into a search box. What they find decides whether you get the call, and you will never know it happened.

Build it block by block

Start from Executive Signal, then fill these in.

Positioning statementOne sentence a board member could repeat correctly to somebody else.
Credentials and rolesCurrent and past roles, dated, without a decade-long gap you have to explain.
Selected engagementsSector, size, duration, outcome. Never a client name you lack written permission to use — that clause usually outlives the engagement, so check it rather than the norm.
Contact actionOne route, and the response time you will meet.
AboutWhere you are based, and how an engagement usually starts.

First action

Book a conversation.

Credentials sit high because this buyer assesses standing before interest. One contact route rather than four: a consultant with a form, a calendar link, an email and a phone number looks eager rather than available.

Specific to this work

Named clients are a confidentiality question before they are a marketing one.

Most consulting engagements come with a confidentiality clause that outlives the work. Describing an engagement by sector, size and outcome — 'a mid-market manufacturer, eighteen months, two plants' — is usually permitted where naming the client is not. Check the agreement rather than the norm.

Straight answer

No proposals, no CRM, no lead scoring.

If your practice runs on a pipeline with stages and follow-up tasks, this page feeds the top of it and nothing else. HiHello and Blinq are built around that machinery; we are not, and our comparison pages say so.

Common questions