Fidelizi

How should the right people see you?

Fidelizi builds the page people read before they call you.

A client compares three or four names on a phone before booking a first meeting with a lawyer, an accountant or an architect in Tunis. Then calls one. Today, what that client reads about you was written by someone else.

I’m Haithem Zribi, founder of Fidelizi. I write to professionals after looking at what that client finds. Simple observation, from the outside.

What you receive in 10 days

01

Three findings

When LinkedIn and the directories speak for you…

Search a professional’s name in Tunis. Three things come back.

(a)

One name, several versions.

A LinkedIn profile last touched years ago, the professional register, two or three directories. Each with its own version of you: a title, a number, an address, sometimes a former firm.

What the client concludes: nobody is looking after this. Which version is current?

(b)

No page says what you do in one sentence.

Google returns the register, a directory, a PDF, sometimes a namesake. Nothing that is yours, and nothing that says in one line what you actually do, and for whom.

What the client concludes: one more name in the profession. Why this one?

(c)

Your credentials are invisible where a client compares before calling.

The diploma, the certifications, the years in practice, the work you take on and the work you do not: on none of the pages a client opens before calling.

What the client concludes: a title, not a person. Which one gets the first meeting?

None of this is a judgment on the register or the directories.

They list. They cannot introduce you.

02

What you receive in 10 days

One page, at your name.

On it:

  • Your training, registrations and certifications, in the order a client needs them.
  • What you take on, and what you do not.
  • One number, one address, one set of hours. The same everywhere.
  • How to book a first meeting.
  • What a client should know before calling.

From 1,200 TND.
Live in 10 days.

Where it sits: between your LinkedIn or the register, and the client’s call. That is the piece missing today.

What it replaces: the register and the directories as first contact. They stay. They stop speaking first.

What it is not: not a campaign, not content, not followers. It does not bring clients. It receives the ones already looking for you.

How it goes:

  1. One call. Your training, your practice, your contact details. I take the notes.
  2. I write and build the page. You read it once and tell me what is wrong.
  3. 10 days later, it is live at your name.

Request the page

03

A case

The page of Abdelhamid Kaouech, chartered accountant in Tunis, seen on a phone.

Case — Abdelhamid Kaouech, chartered accountant · S.A.S Business Advisory · Tunis 2026

Read as one more chartered accountant.

Now read as the auditor who can also investigate a fraud.

Chartered accountant, statutory auditor, Certified Fraud Examiner, lecturer at FSEGT. Four titles on one name, and no page that said so in one sentence.

An accountant. Same mechanism for a lawyer, an architect or a notary.

A name checked before a first meeting. The page is the one that answers before the call.

04

Questions

How much?

From 1,200 TND. The exact figure in writing after the first call, before anything starts.

How long?

10 days, from the call to the page going live.

How does it go?

Call, draft, page. You read it, I correct it, it goes live.

Who is it for?

A lawyer, an accountant, an architect or a notary in Tunis whose name is checked before a first meeting. And whose page, today, is written by the register and the directories. One who wants a client checking that name to find their actual level.

Who is it not for?

Someone who wants more followers, more content, or a campaign. That is a different job, and not mine. Nor a professional whose own site already answers the client.

And after?

The domain, the page and its text are yours. Hosting and later changes are set out in the quote, before anything starts.