Here's a checklist you can do to apply the StoryBrand framework to your business right away: 

The Brandscript And Your Website:

  • Do you have a picture or video of “smiling, happy people enjoying your product” as your hero image?
  • Does your headline cast a vision for the “happily ever after” your customer wants to achieve?
  • Do you have a tagline that clearly describes what you do?
  • Is there a direct call to action above the fold on your home page?
  • Are there direct calls to action located throughout the various sections of your home page?
  • Have you clearly stated the problem that your potential customers are struggling with before they meet you, the guide? (The best place to do this is “below the fold”, underneath your hero image, tagline and call to action)
  • Is there one clear idea communicated throughout your home page that is obvious and communicates the happy outcome your customer wants?
  • Does every word, button, or image work to somehow establish you as a trusted guide who can lead your client to success?
  • How does the information look on the site? Are paragraphs less than three lines long? Are there too many links or columns cluttering the page?
  • Have you sprinkled in anything about the consequences for not working with you?
  • Are the headlines bold and easy to distinguish?
  • Is there a transitional call to action that offers something of value for free that someone would give up their email address for? (Think PDF, Checklist, a video, freebie or a sample of your product)
  • Is your transitional call to action connected to an automatic follow-up email system that offers content, engages with the potential client and features direct calls to action?
  • Do you have icons, images or badges which show the value that your company offers?
  • Do you have some badges which show your credibility as a guide?
  • Have you included testimonials that show how you have solved problems a potential client may be facing today?
  • Do you have a junk drawer at the bottom with all the random information someone might need quickly (phone, email, location, and anything that doesn’t really fit as the page flows)?
Klas Westerberg

Klas Westerberg

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