There's a better way to prepare before hiring a designer or doing it on your own.
Most people sit down to build — or brief a designer on — their website and immediately hit a wall. They don't know what to put on their homepage. They can't articulate what makes them different. And they have no idea what their brand actually looks like on paper.
Whether you're building it yourself or handing it off to someone else, the Site Starter Kit gives you the clarity, content, and direction you need to walk in ready — so you stop spinning and start building something that actually works.
The internet does not care how many years you've been doing this or how good your results actually are. If your website makes people question whether you're still active, still relevant, or still worth the investment... they leave. Quietly. Without telling you.
And that's the part that's wild: you never hear from the people who didn't reach out. The speaking invitation that went to someone else. The partnership that went with the person who "just seemed more established online." The premium client who found you, checked the site, and kept scrolling.
That gap — between who you actually are and what your site says about you — is costing you opportunities you'll never even know you missed.
The Site Starter Kit gives you everything you need to build — or completely rebuild — a website that actually reflects your expertise, positions you for bigger opportunities, and converts the right people without you having to explain yourself on every sales call.
This is a strategic system: brand direction, page-by-page copy frameworks, site architecture, and a launch checklist — built specifically for founders, consultants, and creators who've already done the hard work of becoming credible and just need a site that shows it.
Website Planning Guide
Know what to say and where to say it across every page of your site. This walks you through the full picture so nothing gets missed and every page has a clear job to do.
Mini Brand Style Template
Your colors, fonts, and visual direction all in one place. No more second-guessing whether something "feels right" — you'll have a clear reference point for every design decision you make from here.
SEO Starter Checklist
The basics that actually matter, without the jargon or the overwhelm. Simple, actionable steps to help the right people find you when they're already looking.
Bonus: Brand Photoshoot Checklist
Know exactly what shots to capture — or brief a photographer on — so you're not scrambling for images when it's time to build. One less thing to figure out last minute.
Not because you don't care. Because you've been heads-down delivering for clients, building your offer, growing your reputation the hard way — and somewhere in there, updating the site became the thing you'd get to "when things slow down."
Things don't slow down. You know this.
So the site stays up because taking it down feels worse, you add a new service here, tweak some copy there, and suddenly your homepage is saying five different things to three different audiences and converting exactly no one.
The website isn't broken. It's just stuck in a version of you that no longer exists.
By the time you're done, you will...
Strategist, Designer and Recovering Marketer
I started RP Digital Design Studio because I kept watching brilliant, accomplished business owners lose opportunities to people who were simply better at showing up online. Not better at the work — just better represented digitally.
That felt wrong. So I fixed it.
Over the years, I've worked with consultants, founders, creators, and nonprofit leaders — all of them established, all of them credible, and almost all of them walking around with a website that was selling them short. The Site Starter Kit is everything I use to bridge that gap, packaged so you can move fast and do it right.
Now, I want to hand you the exact framework I use to help the people I work with look as good online as they actually are.
Yes — and especially for them. If you have a site that's "fine but not doing anything," this is the strategic rebuild you've been putting off. It works whether you're starting from scratch or gutting what's already there.
Primarily, yes. The frameworks are built around service providers, consultants, and personal brands. If you sell products, some sections will apply directly and others you'd adapt — but the positioning strategy translates.
The copy frameworks and positioning strategy are where most experienced professionals find the gaps. You may know what looks good — this gets into what actually converts. Those are very different things.