Zack Fowler

I'll turn your LinkedIn Traffic into a Sales Machine | Web Design, Landing Pages and Funnels That Sell for Coaches, Solopreneurs & SaaS Companies

B2B Marketing is Difficult… No matter what "experts" say

I know this because clients vent to me every day:

- They bleed cash on 'quick fixes' that don’t work
- They waste time on low-quality leads
- They're choked by high acquisition costs
- They're trapped in endless sales conversations
- They cry over miserable conversion rates
- They're stuck in a feast-or-famine cycle

"Quick Fixing" your marketing NEVER works.

What you want is a complete Inbound Marketing System.

One that generates a consistent flow of high-quality leads on autopilot.

That's what we build at Rebel Websites.

An 'Unstoppable' Inbound Lead Machine™ in 87 days flat.

Here is how we do it:

- We take your "patchy" marketing and design a custom omnichannel strategy.
- We find your edge and make it impossible for clients to ignore.
- We put your message everywhere your ideal clients hang out.
- We create content that turns heads and generates qualified leads.
- We build a website that brings in business around the clock.
- We set up emails that warm up leads without you lifting a finger.
- We plug the new system into your sales process to fill up your calendar with qualified calls.

The results?

Ask Benjamin Dennehy, his B2B Platform generates up to 6-figures a month and brings in daily leads.

Or

Ask Matt his landing page made £50K in the first 90 days.

Or

Ask Kasorb their website generated it's first lead in 30 days after 5 years of nothing.

But before you get excited and DM me, fair warning:

- We're not cheap
- We're not for everyone
- We're obsessed with results, not vanity metrics

Ready to build your 'Unstoppable' Inbound Lead Machine™ in 87 days?

Founder

I'll be upfront, I'm not for everyone.

Leveraging your website and marketing opportunity to increase your bottom line 
is a committed process - not an event.

It's not quick, cheap or easy.

And it can be a little uncomfortable.

Because I'm going to challenge your belief system in order to help you unlock your profits.

So, If you are genuinely frustrated by the wasted money and time spent on:

❌ Marketing that costs more than it is making
❌ Poor web design that lacks to convert
❌ Campaigns that get clicks & leads but no sales

Then maybe I can help. I’m not saying I can...yet. 

We’d have to have a conversation first.

So, If you want to find out if you really are leveraging your website and as a result bringing successful inbound leads

Book a call.

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Priyesh Tiwarkar 🧑‍💻

I help coaches double their revenue organically in only 4 weeks with Websites | Freelance Web Designer | Web Developer | WordPress Developer | Landing Page Expert

Marketing agencies trust me to be their technical backbone because I understand both code AND business outcomes.When your agency lands that big project - whether it's a healthcare platform needing compliance, an e-commerce site requiring complex integrations, or a SaaS product demanding scalability - you need a partner who delivers without drama.Since 2023, I've quietly powered 80+ successful projects for agencies and direct clients:- Healthcare organisations achieving 3x conversion improvements- E-commerce platforms processing millions in transactions- SaaS applications scaling from MVP to enterprise- Business websites that actually drive qualified leadsMy approach is simple: You handle client relationships and strategy. I handle everything technical.✓ Custom Web Development - Not templates, but tailored solutions✓ WebApp Development - Complex functionality made simple✓ E-commerce Solutions - Platforms that convert browsers to buyers✓ Healthcare &amp; Compliance - HIPAA-ready, enterprise-grade systems✓ White-label Partnership - Your brand, my expertiseRecent results:→ Helped an agency deliver a $10K healthcare project in 4 weeks→ Built an e-commerce platform now processing $2M+ annually→ Reduced agency project delivery time by 40% through systematic processesI work with agencies that:- Have overflow projects they can't handle internally- Need specialised expertise for complex builds- Want to scale without hiring full-time developers- Value reliability and clear communicationLet's discuss how I can become your technical advantage.

Web designer | Founder

I Website Design, Develop to get you sales, throw a website that looks good.

I will develop for you to:

- Attract your ideal clients
- Resonate with your client's pain points
- Show your expertise as the 'go to' in your market

Right on your Website.

Just DM me.

Priyesh Tiwarkar

My dad still doesn’t fully understand what I do.

“So you make websites for companies?”
 “Kind of, dad…”
 “But they’re websites, right?”
 “…yes.”
 “So you make websites.”

Last week, he came to the office.

Saw me on a call with the founder of a large marketing agency.
Talking about client positioning, conversion drop-offs, and why their websites weren’t closing deals.

After the call, he said:
 “Beta, you sounded very serious. Maybe this internet work is actually something.”

Coming from a man who once thought my laptop was just for timepass…
 
When I was 16, I told my parents I wanted to help businesses get online.

My mom asked,
 “Why would anyone trust a teenager with their business?”

Fair question.

A few years later:
→ 150+ websites built
 → Millions generated for their clients
 → White-label partnerships across countries
 → A real team, real systems, real responsibility

But that’s not what my parents notice.

They see that I wake up excited on Mondays.
That I talk about client problems at the dinner table.
That I care deeply about whether someone else’s business wins or loses.

They see me working with people who build brands, grow companies, and help other businesses survive.

And that matters to them more than numbers.

Because I’m not just “making websites”

I’m helping companies deliver better outcomes to their clients.
Helping them look smarter in front of their customers.
Helping them grow without burning out their teams.

When an agency wins, dozens of businesses win with them.

My parents finally understand that.

And my dad?
He’s my biggest supporter now.

(He still tells people, “My son makes websites.”
But with pride.)

What’s something your parents took a long time to understand about your work?

Founder @ Oncreation | Custom Websites, WebApps & E-commerce | $2M+ Generated for our Clients through Websites

Klaudia, I’ve been watching you build authority on LinkedIn for a long time.

So… I built you a landing page.

I’m not a fan of “Hey, want a website?” messages.
But I am a fan of noticing something important and building first.

You’ve built a strong audience.
With clear positioning.
Real authority.

But one thing stood out: Your ideas lived entirely inside LinkedIn.

Which works… until it doesn’t.

Because when your entire brand exists on rented land,
 there’s nowhere for people to slow down, trust deeper, and say
 “Okay, this feels premium.”

So I built a landing page as a spec.

Not because anything was broken.

But because the level you operate at deserves a place that reflects it.

I designed around one question:
👉 What should authority, clarity, and calm confidence feel like in the first 10 seconds off LinkedIn?

What I focused on:
– Turning “magnetic brand” from a concept into an experience
– Letting positioning lead before offers
– Making premium feel quiet, not loud
– Designing for trust, not persuasion tricks

Klaudia, curious what you think.

P.S. If this resonates, feel free to help this reach Klaudia or someone close to her work 👀

I switched from remote team to in-office few months back.

Honestly didn't think it would make THIS much difference.

For 4 years, I ran everything remotely - freelancers, contractors, the whole thing. Worked fine, got clients, made money, no complaints.

But then I got an office with real space and real people showing up every day. And man, things changed fast.

Projects that used to take 3 weeks are now done in 10 days.

Not because we're rushing, just because there's no waiting around. No "let me check and get back to you tomorrow" situations. Someone has a question, they turn around and ask, and the problem gets solved in 2 minutes instead of 2 hours on Slack.

The quality also got better, which I wasn't expecting. When people sit next to each other, they naturally push each other to do better work. 

Designer sees how clean the developer's code is, the developer sees the designer's attention to detail, and everyone just levels up without me saying anything.

But here's what surprised me most:

The authority thing. When you see your team every day, it hits different because you feel the weight of actually leading people. Makes you think harder about processes, about training, about where the business is going.

Remote felt like managing invisible people, but this feels real.

Also, revenue went up, which was nice. Faster delivery plus better quality equals happier clients and more referrals.

The hard part, though?

Expenses I never thought about, people problems I wasn't ready for, office rent, logistics, and daily issues that just don't exist with remote teams.

But watching a project go from idea to launch with everyone in the same room has a different energy. Makes you feel like you're actually building something.

Quick question for you: Remote, in-office, or hybrid? What's working for you?

The reality of B2B sales

That it’s not always like
 we spoke today
 and closed tomorrow.

That happens.
But not every time.

Sometimes a deal takes months to close.
Sometimes years.
Sometimes less than 24 hours.

And the reason for writing this came from a conversation I had with Nishant last week.

We’ve been working on a prospect for the last 4 weeks now.
Answering doubts.
Sharing context.
Explaining how we work.
Building trust, slowly.

At one point, he said something funny:

“If we had taken the project in the first week, by now it would’ve been completed… considering how much time we’ve spent just answering questions.”

And honestly, he wasn’t wrong. LOL

But that’s the point.

There are clients who need more information to trust you.
They need to see how you think.
How you solve problems.
How you show up when things aren’t clear.

And then there are clients who are ready after the first conversation.

Both exist.
Both are valid.
In B2B, decisions don’t happen in isolation.
There are stakeholders.
Budgets.
Internal discussions.
Risk calculations.

So yes, some projects will close fast.
And some will take months or even years.

That’s just how B2B works.

If you want to play this game, you have to understand that.
You don’t rush trust.
You earn it.

And the deals that take longer?
They’re often the ones that last the longest.

How we launched a landing page for Nick Chapman in 7 days.

(Swipe to see the exact process)


Book a FREE strategy call (Link in comments)

Landing Page

How many pages does your website actually need?

Most agencies will pitch you 10-15 pages minimum.

A marketing agency founder reached out to me. Their site had 15 pages, getting 5000 monthly visitors, but only 0.5% conversion.

When we cut it down to 5 pages, the conversion jumped to 8% in 3 weeks.

Here's how to decide:

Ask yourself: "What does my visitor need to trust me and take action?"

Not what looks impressive, not what competitors have.

What actually moves someone from curious to customer?

This is the realistic breakdown:

Small business/Startup (3-5 pages):
- Homepage (what you do)
- Services (how you help)
- About/Case Studies (proof)
- Contact

Growing company (5-7 pages):
- Add specific service pages if you offer 3+ distinct services
- Add a resources page if SEO is your strategy

Enterprise (8-10 pages):
- Multiple service lines need their own pages
- Separate case studies/resources make sense

The logic is simple: Every page should answer ONE question and lead to ONE action.

If it doesn't? Remove it.

Because

More pages = more confusion = fewer conversions.

We've built 150+ websites since 2023. The ones that convert best were usually the simplest.

How many pages do you have on your site?

Yesterday, I saw a post by Tony Stancato about using ChatGPT to give design feedback to his web designer

In the comments, he shared their current website.

Out of curiosity, I asked for the URL and said
“Let me try something.”

Just a quick look at what Red Arrow Cabins felt like in real life.

The existing site wasn’t bad.
But it felt quieter than the experience it was trying to sell.

So I did a quick spec redesign.

Not to make it “modern”.
Not to add fancy animations.

Just to answer one question honestly:

What should a calm, nature-first cabin stay feel like in the first 10 seconds?

What I focused on:

Clear hierarchy instead of scattered sections
More breathing room
Letting photography and typography do the heavy lifting
Reducing noise, not adding features

Just thinking like a visitor who’s tired, scrolling late at night, deciding where to stay.

This is why I still believe good websites aren’t about tools.

They’re about taste, restraint, and understanding the moment someone lands on the page.

AI can help.
But clarity still comes from thinking.

What do you think, especially if you’ve stayed at places like this before?

Good Website vs Bad Website (for B2B companies)

Most B2B websites don’t fail because of design.

They fail because they’re unclear.

What I see again and again:

🔻 Generic hero copy
🔻 “We do everything” positioning
🔻 Stock photos pretending to be teams 
🔻 Testimonials nobody believes
🔻 Case studies that feel too perfect to trust

The result?
Traffic comes in, Leads don’t

So what actually works?

I broke this down after reviewing dozens of B2B websites.

This carousel covers:

- Real examples of bad B2B websites (and why they lose trust)
- Real examples of good B2B websites (and why they convert)
- Simple fixes most teams overlook — but buyers notice instantly

If your website isn’t explaining what you do, who it’s for, and why it matters in 5 seconds, this is for you.

Steal these principles before your competitors do.


P.S. If you want an honest audit of your website, DM “AUDIT”
(Only reviewing a few this week)

Good Website vs Bad Website (for B2B companies)

This is how we designed Studio Et Cētera's Landing page in two weeks.

They came to us with a specific goal - they wanted a modern landing page that showed the quality of their work, had a premium feel, and truly reflected their design aesthetic.

Our challenge was to capture that same feeling in the website design.

Here's how we approached it:

We started with wireframes to define the overall structure, layout, and flow. Mapped out which sections would make the final landing page and defined content areas so the copywriter could start working in parallel.

Once that was approved, we moved to branding and color selection. Picked the palette, decided how we wanted colors to work across the site, and established the visual direction.

Then we created the first draft from scratch. We pulled inspiration from their process, their existing branding, subtle animations, and references they shared with us. Combined all those elements with our own ideas to build something that felt theirs.

After sending the first version, we got feedback and started iterating. Multiple rounds of back-and-forth to refine visual hierarchy, polish animations, and nail the overall look and feel.

The result?

A landing page that actually represents how they work. The interactions make visitors pause and explore. Every section flows naturally. It just feels right.

You can check it out here: https://lnkd.in/dYprvxiE

If you're a marketing agency looking for a partner to handle your client websites, drop me a DM.

Your homepage is taking 8 seconds to load everything.

You know what else takes 8 seconds?

Your visitor is closing the tab and going to your competitor.

In the last 3 months, we audited 15 websites, and all had 12+ sections and when we cut them down to 7 there conversions went up 39% average.

But HOW?

Every extra section = another chance to lose them.

Here are the 7 sections that actually convert:

1. Hero (3 seconds to hook) What you do + Who it's for + One clear CTA That's it.

2. Why Us (it builds immediate trust) in 3 bullet points MAX, not features.

3. Services (what you actually do) Icons + one-line descriptions, so they can "get it" in 2 seconds.

4. Results (proofs, not promises) Because numbers talk and everything else is noise "2M+ generated" > "We deliver exceptional results."

5. Testimonials (builds social proof) with real faces, real names, real results. Video > Image > Text.

6. FAQ (that kill objections) The 5 questions stopping them from buying, JUST Answer them, simply.

7. Calendar (make it stupidly easy for them). Embedded right there with one click, not "Contact Us." That's where leads go to die.

That's it. SEVEN sections.

What you DON'T need:

- About Us (they don't care yet)
- Our Process (boring)
- Blog highlights (distraction)
- Awards section (nobody cares)
- Team photos (save for About page)
- Newsletter signup (too early)

Tested this formula on 80+ websites.

It works EVERY SINGLE TIME

Your homepage has ONE job: Get them to book a call or buy.

Everything else is BULLSHIT decoration.

PS. Are you an agency looking for a website partner that understands your needs and builds websites that actually convert? Drop a DM.

73% of our calls turn into deals, BUT HOW?

Let's say, you just booked a call with us.

Here's what happens next (and why it's different):

The second you book, my team gets a notification, and we start working.

What we do before we ever talk:

We audit your website, not a 5-minute glance, a proper breakdown - speed issues, conversion blockers, what your competitors are doing better.

Then we have a 15-minute internal meeting. Just my team asking: "What can we spot immediately that they're missing?"

By the time we hop on the call, we've already built you a roadmap with 3 specific improvements, just to help you. Whether you hire us or not.

But why we do this?

I've been on sales calls where agencies just talk with no substance, no proof of work, and just fake promises. 

Hate it!

So we thought of changing it: Show first - Sell later.

You get real insights in 45 minutes, and we get to prove we know our stuff. 

Fair exchange.

And this is why 73% of our calls turn into partnerships. Not because we push, but because we prepare.

Quick question: What's the most frustrating part of sales calls for you?

"Our innovative solutions leverage cutting-edge technology to deliver unparalleled results."

Cool.

What do you actually DO, though?

👀

This is from a real B2B website making $10M/year.

Their hero section is 100% buzzwords.
And Zero clarity.

Took me 4 scrolls to figure out they sell HR software.

---

If I can't tell what you do in 5 seconds, I'm gone.

Your ideal client? They're busier than me.

Stop hiding behind corporate speak.

Just say:
"We build HR software that cuts onboarding time in half."

That's it.

Clarity > Creativity. Always.

Signs that your work is actually creating impact

People say working with marketing agencies is “dead”.

I don’t agree.

It’s actually very simple.

Agencies don’t want magic.
They don’t want fancy promises.
They don’t want constant explanations.

They want three things.

First, you do what you say you’ll do.
If you commit to a timeline, you hit it, or you communicate early when you can’t.

Second, you know what you’re doing.
Not just tools, but making judgments.
The ability to figure things out when the brief isn’t perfect.

And third, you’re reliable when things go wrong.
Because they will.
Clients change scope, deadlines move, and pressure shows up.

In those moments, agencies don’t need excuses.
They need someone they can lean on.

That’s it.

If you can deliver on these three, agencies will keep you for years.
Not because you’re cheap.
Because you’re dependable.
And in this business, that matters more than anything else.

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