Entrepreneur

Hi, I hear your pain and struggle. You seem to be in a very tough position financially and mentally. First of all, get a big hug from you (I'm a hugger). Can I ask you what you're passionate about in the jobs and businesses that you run? I believe that having a passion for what you do is one of the most important things when running a business. Your customers will smell when you're not passionate about it and will run away.

To your questions:

1. The pricing. I don't even know yet what you're selling me. You seem to be selling a product (the website) instead of results that I get from paying you (e.g. ease of mind, constant influx of customers, etc.). So if you're not clear about your value proposition, sit down and figure this out first. Before that, you don't need to do anything else because they will only waste your time and money.
2. On the websites: My honest answer is that I wouldn't hire you if that is your best work.
   1. The design is completely outdated. My eyes are offended, and I don't know where to look. Things are hard to read, and images are in a bad resolution so everything is pixelated on my screen.
   2. Spacing and wireframe aid in my confusion, as they don't lead me through the page. I recommend learning the basics of UI/UX design before offering this as a product. Start with things like the Gestalt Principles, and the 60/30/10 rule of color palettes.
   3. Way too much text. Why do I need to read so much to understand what you're offering? Be clear, precise, and concise in your copywriting. "If you confuse you lose." Make it as easy for me as you can to say yes to whatever you're offering.
   4. No clear CTAs (call to action): you got a button in the hero section...that is not recognizable as such. Follow the design principle of affordance. Something needs to look like I can do the action with it that I want to do (e.g. a button looks like you can press it).

My recommendations in general are:

• Figure out what your vision for your life is.
• If you know that, think of ways how to achieve this vision.
• Then create an action plan in detail that leads you towards your vision and execute it.
• Find someone who did what you want to do and learn from them. u/General-Lobster-4837 recommended Alex Hormozi for example. If your goal is to build businesses with the sole purpose of returning more money and getting very rich, this is a great spot to start. If your vision is another one find someone that aligns with your vision.
• Learn everything you can about the path you chose and that can help you reach your goal faster. Learning is a thing you do for your whole life not just when you're young. It is awesome that you reach out to this community to improve on what you're doing. You're doing great!

I'm open to chatting more if you'd like to get more input. :)