Scared of Writing? Visit This 1 Website

Figuring out what to write for your website is frustrating.

You’re here to coach people—not moonlight as a copywriter (unless you want to, of course).

But here’s the thing: your website isn’t just a box to check off. It’s your hardest-working salesperson. The right words? They’re what turn visitors into SQLs (Sales Qualified Leads).

But where do you even start?

That’s where most of us get stuck—staring at a blank page, trying to sound clever or professional.

So, let’s be smart and peek at what others doing.

But, first, let’s promise we won’t steal.

Let's be crystal clear: we are not suggesting you go full-on photocopy mode with anyone else's website.

Copying and pasting? That's not just lazy; it's stealing.

Viewing this website is about getting inspired and learning. It’s the same as finding your coaching style.

You might study different approaches, see how other experienced coaches facilitate sessions, and then adapt those principles to your own style and your clients' unique needs. You don't just parrot someone else's exact script.

The goal isn't to find a perfect sentence anyway.

It's about understanding why certain language resonates, how effective websites structure their information, and what kind of messaging can connect with your ideal audience.

That’s exactly what the website provides.

Now, the website.

Visit marketingexamples.com/inspirations — and, no, this is not a paid promotions.

At first glance, it might just look like a collection of website screenshots — well… it technically is, but it's so much more strategically curated than a random Pinterest board.

What the folks at Marketing Examples have done is gather real-world examples of website sections that are actually working for businesses across various industries.

Feeling lost on what to write for the headline? Bam. Filter by "Headers."

Not sure how to nail your lead magnet copy? Boom. Head to "Lead Magnet."

B2B or B2C focus? Tone feeling a bit off? Yep, you can filter by those too.

But that’s not even the best part.

Hover your mouse over any of those screenshots. Instantly, you get a short, sharp explanation of why that particular piece of copy works. No fluff. No marketing mumbo-jumbo. Just clear insights you can grasp in seconds.

What’s next?

Bookmark the website.

The next time you get the writer’s block or whatever other blockages one may have, head over to the website.

Spend a focused five minutes browsing the category that's giving you grief. Notice the recurring patterns. See what kind of language jumps out at you. Get a feel for how others are tackling the exact same challenge you're facing.

Consider it a quick shot of inspiration, a way to unstick your brain without having to reinvent the wheel.

And who knows? That little peek at your "neighbor's playbook" might just be the spark you need to craft website copy that finally converts those visitors into enthusiastic leads.

That’s the gist of it all.