01 · The link in bio
Six links in a link tree, and one of them is another company
The assessment, the discovery call, YouTube, TikTok, a men's health partner and a supplement discount. Someone who's just watched a video and wants to know if this is for them has six places to go, so most of them pick none.
Fixed by One link, one page, one action: apply.
02 · The website
Two doors and no aim: order the assessment or book a call
Every page offers "Get started, order your assessment" and "Book a complimentary discovery call" side by side. The visitor has to decide what they're ready for before anyone has told them what any of it does for them.
Fixed by A single video that makes the case first, then one application that ends in a conversation with Dr Haad.
03 · The price
$950 is on the page, and nothing above it is
The price gets read before the value is understood, so the assessment is judged as a blood test and compared with cheaper ones. The only step up is a $395 a month plan that sits behind "by invitation". There are no ads driving people to any of it.
Fixed by A designed 12-month program with no price on the page, sold on the call, and a VSL that ads can point at.