Two separate footer sections contain garbled text that shipped directly from Wix’s default template, completely unedited. These appear on every page of your site, right now, for every prospective client who visits.

For a coach whose entire value proposition is clarity, competence, and trustworthiness, typos in the footer do disproportionate damage. A visitor who notices this will question whether the rest of the site — and the service — was assembled with the same lack of attention.

Every social media icon in your footer — Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok — is pointing to Wix’s own official social media pages. Anyone who clicks your Facebook icon ends up on Wix’s Facebook page. Anyone who clicks Instagram lands on Wix’s Instagram.

This is a default Wix template placeholder that was never updated. It means you’re currently sending any visitor who tries to follow you on social media directly to your platform vendor instead.

Your nav links — “About Me,” “Services List,” and “Home” — all resolve to the same URL: the homepage root. There are no separate pages for these sections. A visitor clicking “About Me” is taken to the top of the homepage with no scrolling or anchoring to the right section.

This is a structural limitation of how your Wix site was built — everything lives on one long scrolling page but is presented as if it were a multi-page site. This also severely limits your SEO, because search engines can’t index separate pages for your services.

Your services are described in detail but your pricing is hidden behind “Explore Plans” buttons — and even the booking pages show no rates. For a service in the $500–$2,000+ range (typical for structured coaching programs), hiding pricing creates anxiety and friction at exactly the moment you need to build trust.

People in the middle of a divorce are acutely sensitive to financial decisions. Not seeing a number makes them hesitate. Transparent pricing, even with a “starting from” range, dramatically increases the likelihood that someone books rather than closes the tab.

Your entire homepage contains no client testimonials, no reviews, no case studies, no before/after stories, and no credential display beyond a single mention of being “a certified divorce coach.” In a category where the purchase decision is almost entirely emotional and trust-based, this is a major conversion gap.

Even two or three short testimonials — especially ones that speak to specific outcomes — would meaningfully increase the number of visitors who actually book a consultation.

The Book Online page shows four cards with service names, “1 hr,” and a Book Now button — no descriptions, no pricing, no emotional language. After a visitor reads your warm, detailed homepage copy, landing on a stripped-down generic Wix booking template feels like a sudden drop in quality and care.

The conversion page — the one place where the decision actually gets made — is your weakest page. That’s the wrong place to be generic.

Your footer reads “© 2035 by Divorce Coaching” — a future date that reads as an error to any observant visitor. Combined with the “Powered and secured by Wix” badge sitting prominently at the bottom of every page, the footer is doing consistent damage to your perceived professionalism.

Platform vendor branding in the footer is a signal — fair or not — that the site was assembled rather than designed. For a premium personal service, that’s a meaningful perception gap to close.