Why does a good first impression rarely produce a signed booking?
A conference organizer who's interested doesn't book you off a first read. They forward the page, or a screenshot, or a two-line summary, to a committee, a co-organizer, or a budget approver who never lands on your site and never will. That person makes the actual call based on whatever survived the forward: a title, maybe a line about fit, rarely the case for why you're worth the fee.
A personal site written as one voice-driven, personality-first page optimizes for the person actually reading it, someone deciding whether they like you. It doesn't produce anything forward-able: a clean statement of topics, past results, and audience fit that still makes sense to someone who's never heard of you and is deciding on your behalf.
