Remiah Marketing: your 3-Fix Report

We looked at remiah.com the way a new visitor would. You got a lot right on your own with GoHighLevel: real photos, real client quotes, a free guide and a clear booking button. This is what a designer-built version adds.

Here are the three changes that matter most for getting customers, ranked by impact, and what the new homepage does about each one.

Fix 1, biggest impact

Google is being told to skip your homepage

What we saw: The homepage carries a robots tag set to "noindex, nofollow". That tells Google and other search engines not to list the page or follow its links.
Why it costs you customers: People searching for a Baton Rouge web designer cannot find a page that search engines are told to hide. Every visitor has to come from a link you share yourself.
What the makeover does: The new homepage is open to search, with a clear title, description, one main heading that says what you do and where, and questions and answers search and AI tools can read.

Fix 2

The first screen is about you, not the visitor

What we saw: The page opens with "Hey, I'm Remiah" and an all caps headline that mixes two offers: websites and earning six figures. There is no city, and the navigation has three links that jump down the same page.
Why it costs you customers: Visitors decide in a few seconds whether a site is for them. All caps is harder to read, and two promises at once make it unclear which problem you solve first.
What the makeover does: A full-screen photo of you with one plain outcome headline, Baton Rouge named in the first line, one Book a Consultation button repeated across the page, and a sticky button on phones.

Fix 3

Your best proof sits too far down

What we saw: Your client quotes and recent projects come after a long story section, the projects sit behind a Load More button, and the free guide form shows a browser check box before people can sign up. The footer still says 2025.
Why it costs you customers: Proof is what turns a visitor into a call. When it is buried or takes extra clicks, many people leave before they see what you have done for others.
What the makeover does: Your services, a project gallery that opens full size, and three real client quotes all come before your story. The guide signup is a simple form, and the footer year updates itself.

Before and after

Screenshot of the current remiah.com homepage — Before: remiah.com today

Screenshot of the new designer-built Remiah Marketing homepage — After: your new homepageOpen it

What would you like to do next?

The new homepage is yours to keep if you want it. Or let's talk about bringing in more customers.

I love it. Make it mine. I love it. I want more customers.