About this block

Focus Areas maps the territory a coaching practice covers as six topic cards: pricing and money, career direction, leading a team, positioning and visibility, presenting the work, and workload and boundaries. Each card pairs an icon, a short description of the area, and a real client question from that area, lightly disguised, set in quotes at the foot. A closing row notes that most questions span two areas at once and pairs that with a single booking action.

Areas live in one typed array with a name, an icon, a description, and a question, so adding a seventh topic is one object. The cards render in a responsive grid that steps from one to two to three columns, and each question sits in a divided footer pinned to the bottom so cards of uneven text still align.

When to use

Reach for this block on a coaching page when a visitor is not sure whether their situation is something you handle. Seeing a real question under each area lets them recognise themselves before they reach out. The installer swaps the six areas, the descriptions, and the sample questions to match the work they actually take.

A natural flow around it on a Portfolio Pro page:

Before

• Meet the coach

After

• Coaching offerings
• FAQ section

What you can display

One strong use is the coaching topic map. Other territory layouts:

• Consulting practice areas. Swap the six topics for the domains an advisor is hired to fix.
• Mentorship tracks. Rename the cards as the paths a mentor guides, each with a question mentees ask.
• Service specialisms. Frame the areas as the problems a studio solves, with a real brief under each.

Tip: the disguised question does the recruiting, a visitor who sees their own words in a card trusts you already understand the problem.