Wellness website checklist: what to include before you launch
Use this list to audit a therapy, coaching, or healing practice site — whether you build with DailyClarity or another tool. The goal is the same: help visitors trust you and take the next step.
Clear offer
Visitors should know what you do and who it is for within seconds.
- □Business name and practitioner title visible on the homepage
- □Tagline states the outcome you help people achieve
- □Description explains who you serve and how you work
- □At least three distinct services or programs listed
Practitioner trust
Wellness buyers look for credibility before they reach out.
- □Photo or human introduction on the about section
- □Credentials, certifications, or relevant experience mentioned
- □Approach or philosophy described in plain language
- □Professional tone that matches your niche (clinical, warm, immersive, etc.)
Services & programs
Structure helps visitors self-select the right fit.
- □Each service has a name, short description, and intended client
- □Pricing or “starting at” guidance where appropriate
- □Group vs private vs package options distinguished
- □FAQs tied to common objections for your modality
Booking & contact path
Make the next step obvious on every key page.
- □Email and phone visible without digging
- □Primary CTA above the fold on mobile
- □Contact or intake form with clear response expectations
- □Telehealth or service-area note if you are not in-person only
Testimonials & proof
Social proof reduces hesitation for first-time clients.
- □At least two client quotes or short stories
- □Outcomes described realistically (no overpromising)
- □Photos or logos only with permission
- □Proof placed near booking CTAs, not buried on one page
Local SEO
Help nearby clients and search engines understand where you work.
- □City and state (or “online + region”) on contact and footer
- □Consistent business name across pages
- □Page titles and headings that mention your specialty and area
- □Mobile-friendly layout and fast contact taps
FAQ
Answer questions that block booking before they email you.
- □First session or first visit expectations
- □Fees, insurance, or package policies
- □Cancellation and scheduling basics
- □Modality-specific safety or contraindications where relevant
Mobile CTA
Most wellness inquiries start on a phone.
- □Click-to-call or tap-to-email on mobile
- □Sticky or repeated CTA on long pages
- □Readable text without horizontal scrolling
- □Forms that work on small screens
Check your content in the preview wizard
DailyClarity includes a Client-Readiness Score in the preview flow — a quick check for offer clarity, trust signals, booking paths, local presence, and brand fit. It is not a vanity metric; it mirrors much of this checklist.
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