A consulting website that makes the offer clear and the first call easy to book
Rune builds custom websites for consultants and advisory firms across the country. The site states what you do and for whom in one screen, backs it with case studies and a real bio, and runs on Skal, our editor, so you publish new work and articles yourself.
- Management consulting
- Operations & process
- Financial advisory
- HR & leadership
- Marketing strategy
- IT & technology
- Fractional executives
- Nonprofit consulting
- Coaching
- Government contracting
In a side-by-side Google Lighthouse test on mobile, a typical template site took 9.1 seconds to load. A Rune custom build took 2.8.
What a consulting website has to do
Every site is custom, hand-built, and yours to keep.
The offer in one screen
Who you help, what changes for them, and how an engagement starts, above the fold. Consulting sites fail when a reader cannot tell what is being sold.
Case studies with results
Problem, what you did, what changed, with the numbers you are cleared to share. Anonymized when the client requires it, specific either way.
A bio that builds authority
Your background, the companies and industries you have worked in, speaking and publications, and a real photo. Clients hire the person, so the person has to be on the page.
Booking on the page
A discovery-call link tied to your calendar on every page, so a reader books while they are interested instead of composing an email later.
Articles and a list you own
A writing section you publish to yourself and an email signup that lands in your list, so the thinking that wins you clients lives on your site, not only on LinkedIn.
Built to be sent
Clean pages for each service that a referrer can forward and a prospect can read in two minutes. Referrals are most of consulting; the site has to work as a leave-behind.
Questions consultants ask us
Most of my work comes from referrals. Do I need a website?
A referred prospect still looks you up before they call. The site is what they find: a clear offer, a credible bio, and proof. It also gives your referrers something to forward.
Can I publish articles and case studies myself?
Yes. The site runs on Skal, our editor, so you write a new case study or article, drop in a chart or photo, and publish from your laptop. No developer needed.
My clients will not let me name them. Can I still show results?
Yes. Case studies can describe the company by size and industry and still show the problem, the work, and the outcome. Specific, anonymized results read far better than vague claims.
Can the site take payments or sell a course?
Yes. Workshop registration, paid assessments, courses, and retainers can be sold on the site with Stripe, and we build the pages around whatever you offer.
Wherever you work, let's get you more calls
Tell us what you do and the towns you serve. You will hear back from the person who builds your site, with a fixed quote.