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Last Updated January 5 2024
We searched the web for consultants with modern designs in order to curate this collection of consulting websites. Some of these consultants built their own website with a website builder while others have hired a website design firm.
One trend we noticed: many consultants are now using media (such as webinars, podcasts, articles and social media) to demonstrate their expertise. It’s a way to “show” their skills to potential clients rather than “tell” them.
A note on SEO (Search Engine Optimization): the best consulting websites articulated a specialty or niche. It’s difficult to rank in SEO for general terms like “business coaching” and easier to rank for specific terms like “military transition recruiting.”
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I love this homepage because it is simple and clear— Devon runs a consulting service for Squarespace and that’s immediately obvious. He has decided not to put a picture of himself on the homepage but he has lots of pictures of himself throughout the website.
Samantha is an ecommerce consultant with a bright, colorful website. Her main services are administration, creative, Shopify and events. She includes testimonials, links to her social media— LinkedIn and Instagram— and a portfolio of past projects.
Frankie Noller is a fashion consultant who does casting and creative direction. Her website is minimal and straightforward. Her primary marketing tool is a large portfolio that showcases her work.
This is how to use video and animation on a homepage! Everything feels vibrant and snappy. A great creative consulting website example.
The website design for Christopher Boyer Consulting feels more like a consulting agency than an individual consultant— the stock photo of a city landscape gives the feel of a consulting website template rather than a custom, bespoke website design. But other than that, I like that he has a clear list of services while also sharing a podcast and blog so that you can get to know how he thinks.
Jansen Bordinhao is a financial services consultant with a simple and straightforward website design. He also has a blog where he shares his experiences in small business— notably running a short-term rental business.
Diana is a healthcare consultant. Her website is simple and clean— with great photography. She includes links to social media, a few case studies and list of services. She has experience as a consultant, business coach and startup founder.
This is a great example of a simple, one-page website. Jeremy has a photo, a brief description of his consulting services and links to social media, his resume and an about page.
Kevin is a user experience consultant. His website is clear and basic. It includes contact information, a collection of his past projects and a blog that demonstrates his expertise.
Infoset has a more interactive homepage than other consultants on this list. It’s a scrolling slider with vertical text for the phone number. Probably not great for UX.
Lucas Group is an executive recruitment professional service. They fill positions across a wide range of industries— and their header bar helps you mine down into the correct industry— the specificity is great for SEO. This is an example of a corporate consulting website design.
There’s nothing too ground-breaking about Denym’s website functionality — it’s simple and straightforward. Even the color is black and white. And that totally works. It’s clear and gets out of the way.
Susan David is a writer, speaker and consultant. Her website does a great job of promoting her— the homepage shows a list of awards she has won, books she has written and the splash image is from a TED Talk she gave. She is sending an important message to potential clients: I am the real deal!
Josh is an ecommerce consultant with a minimalist web design. It reads almost like a resume— it’s heavy on copywriting and feels professional. He shares specific services, real pricing and a list of past clients.
Valoppi Ventures is the marketing consulting firm of Patrick Valoppi. Patrick’s face is front and center — which builds trust. His service is marketing strategies for startups.
Mainstream GS is an example of a consulting firm website. Instead of an individual consultant on the homepage, they feature airplanes flying in tandem. The website design feels somewhat corporate.
Fieldwork is a market research consulting business. Their Wordpress theme features animations and corporate imagery. It’s clear that this is a professional website targeting corporate clients.
Natural Interactive is a user experience consultancy. There website is simple and straightforward with high contrast text.
Jack is a marketing consultant who built his online presence on Webflow. His consulting website reads almost like a resume for potential clients.
