Before they book, clients already have questions.

They want to know whether you are the right fit, what they should prepare, and how your method applies to their problem.

What visitors actually want to see

A clear explanation of your method

What is in scope, and what is not

What to prepare before a consultation

A good assistant should

Handle repeated but important pre-consultation questions

Use only your approved articles, cases, and frameworks

Route judgment-heavy questions back to the expert

Boundary: the assistant explains available information and service scope, while professional judgment, specific advice, and commitments remain with the expert.