Who to sell to, how to reach them, what to fix. Before you waste another month finding out the hard way.
Highsight refines your offer, finds your ideal customers and referral partners, shows you how to reach them, gives you a CRM to manage them, streamlines how you run your business, and keeps you ahead of your industry — automatically, every week, all in one place.
CoachesYou work with anyone who books.Named, scored audiences, from the clients you already have.ConsultantsThree markets, none of them worked properly.A score per market, so choosing is a comparison.Agency ownersClient work always wins the calendar.28 dated tasks, decided before Monday.FreelancersYour site says what, not who for.Research that hands back the lines to change.
A written example for your kind of business. The real one is researched from your site and your market.
The path
Five steps, in the order you would do them
Nothing here needs a marketing background. Each step feeds the next, which is why the last one can be specific instead of generic.
Start here
Tell it about your business
Your site, your socials, what you sell. Three questions, two minutes. Every page after this reads from it, so you never explain yourself twice.
01
What you sell
Write offers somebody can buy
Not a services list. A price, what the buyer gets, who it is for. Your deals, leads and audits all work from this, so getting it right makes the rest easier.
02
Who buys
Know exactly who to sell to
Real research: who can afford you, who needs you, who nobody is serving well. The reasoning comes with it, and anything unverified is marked.
03
Where they are
Show up where they already are
The right places for those people, and a month of dated jobs, one a day. Not advice about posting more.
04
Every week after
Work the plan, not the guesswork
Everything lands in one list. Coach reads your own records to say what is next, and says when it does not know.
05
Page by page
Pick one and see what it actually does
Offers
What you sell, written so somebody can actually buy it. Getting this right makes everything after it easier — discounts, leads and audits all hang off what you say here.
What each thing costs, what the buyer gets, and who it is for
Build one from scratch, guided a question at a time
Find out what others charge for the same work, then rewrite yours line by line
Charge a range, or leave it blank when it genuinely varies
Not sure where to start?
Three questions, and we will point you at the right page
Question 1 of 3
What is the biggest problem right now?
Inside the platform
Built for the business you actually run
One person, too many decisions, and nobody to check them with. Every part of this exists to take one of those decisions off you.
Find out who you should actually be selling to
Describe your business once. You get audiences you can name, compare and aim at, each scored on how ready you are to reach it.
IPrimaryIndependent restaurants opening a second site62 healthSAudienceSoftware built for one trade58 healthSAudienceSoftware firms selling to business63 health
See what is wrong before a customer does
We check your site and every profile against the audience you picked, then tell you what to fix, in order.
Your business6 channelsWebsiteInstagramLinkedInFacebookXWho you are for
A month of daily work, already decided
Pick an audience and a place, get twenty-eight dated jobs: what to make, what it says, what counts as done.
Day 1 · ProfileRewrite the headlineDay 2 · ProfileRewrite the About sectionDay 3 · ProfileFix the bannerDay 4 · PostThe problem, namedDay 5 · PlanningWrite the five questions
Everything it asks of you, in one list
Every job the platform creates lands in the same place, already in the order worth doing, alongside anything you add yourself.
TodayDay 3 of 28 — Fix the banner
Read what is there now, out loud
Write the replacement in a notes app
Paste it in and save
Check it logged out
What the report looks like
An example audit, so you know what you are signing up for
A made-up report in the real format. Your own score is a different number, and we do not know it yet.
See where your business actually stands
Answer a few questions and you will have an audience worth selling to, offers priced against the market, and a month of dated work — before you close the tab.