Looks great, really nice clean design. Be more specific about your target audience - guessing it's agencies and designers? You'd work really well with agencies

Looks great, really nice clean design. Be more specific about your target audience - guessing it's agencies and designers? You'd work really well with agencies who are primarily designers, who need WP help. What differentiates you from commodity services like htmlburger/random oDesk freelancers? You're not mentioning price so my assumption is that you're a premium service. Do you offer additional custom development that the commodity slicing services don't? If you're going for the premium/relationship model, put your picture up, tell your story, tell me where you're located, why will I like working with you and where do you provide value over and above a commodity service? The faceless corporate look works for commodity services where I want to put PSDs in and get HTML out at the lowest price/hassle possible as part of my business process. If I'm looking for a consultant who will add value to projects (and get paid in proportion) I want to work with people I feel like I already know and like before I even make contact. Need more specific metrics - it's nice that you guarantee you'll do the work, but do you have a specific turnaround time? Money back guarantee if the work's no good? How much do I need to add onto my client project estimates to afford you? There's no hook to your offer that will make me think in a few months, when I have a WP project, "Hey what about those guys that promised [X], I should look them up". I already have a number of people on the list in my mind "that do Wordpress stuff". You need to position yourself to be the fastest/cheapest/most W3C compliant/most community supporting/that sort of thing. Hope this helps... don't take my advice as gospel, it's just the first stuff that came to mind. Most of the above may be worthless :)