A visitor who lands here from any lytms.ai surface arrives expecting a tool and finds a retainer. A visitor who finds this page through search or referral and then clicks the logo to learn more discovers a completely different product. The page never acknowledges this — it doesn't say "this is the done-for-you tier" or "this is what happens after the audit." The structural move is to add a single orienting sentence above the hero that places this page inside the product family: what it is relative to the SaaS tool, who it's for, and why someone would choose it over self-serve. Without that, the page reads as a different company that borrowed the domain.

"Positioning Audit + 60 Min Working Session" is a deliverable description, not a promise. The body copy below it is where the real offer lives — a named senior operator, capped at six engagements, embedded in your growth, carrying the conversations you can't delegate — but that offer never surfaces above the fold. The buyer sees a price and a task before they see a reason. Move the operator model (named, capped, embedded) to the first thing the buyer reads, and let the $399 session be the low-risk entry point into that relationship, not the headline act.