Nurture before they arrive

THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT

A website and sales page are important for giving your clients resources, the ability to pay you, and a way that they can reach out and book you. A website also connects them more to who you are and what you care about.

With the internet the way it is, it’s important to make sure you aren’t putting your information at risk by accidentally disclosing it. Don’t worry—it’s easier than you think! Here is more information on website security, as well as tips and clues to make sure everyone is safe!

Have you felt lost when it comes to editing the main navigation on Squarespace 7.1? Here is what you will learn in the tutorial…

This is brilliant for SEO. If you are on Squarespace, at first glance you might think this isn’t something that can be done on the blog… think again yall! With some strategy and some creativity, we can utilize a sidebar strategy that creates the archive feature in a really beautiful way.

“I just want it to look cleaner and more professional” I have heard this from so many clients after they have taken the DIY route and then finally decide to work with me. This it’s almost an elusive thing that feels intangible. How do you take your site from looking like a DIY hodgepodge to an elegant design that flows and has clients waiting in line to book with you? Here are 4 tips that you can start with.

You sit down at your desk, ready to get to work. You pull up your web builder, excited to bring your vision to life. And… boom. You hit a wall. You have no idea what you need to have to get started.

On top of not being sure how to organize the content, you aren’t even sure what content you should have in the first place.

Increase productivity, reduce time cost, and improve client satisfaction by automating your booking process.

Acuity is an online appointment scheduler I have used for years. The reason being that it makes life so much easier by eliminating phone tag and automating your booking process.

You could have the best, most beautiful site in the world, but if you aren’t asking visitors to take action on what you have to offer, you are missing out on money in the bank.

The contact page is probably one of the simplest to build, but there are a few mistakes I consistently see when looking at solopreneur websites.

This blog post is here to make sure you aren’t making these mistakes, and if you are, how to correct them.

Here are some things to think about when you are ready to build the foundation for the brand of your dreams.

To show my pricing on my website or not…that is the question.

I see a lot of new biz owners struggling to decide this and there are a few reasons why. Let’s go through the pros and cons of listing your pricing.

Here are some things to think about when you are ready to build the foundation for the brand of your dreams.

Before clients buy your service, they of course need to know what you do. This post will help you plan out your tagline and introduce dream clients to your business.

When images are large (anything over 500kb per image) your site loading time will suffer, and so will your bounce rate and site SEO ranking. But if your images are below 100kb, you might risk having blurry and grainy images.

Here are a couple of ways that you can resize your images to make sure they still maintain their amazing quality, but don’t hinder your online presence. The best part, it’s an easy fix!

Here are some things to think about when you are ready to build the foundation for the brand of your dreams.

Your website navigation is the home base of your site. It’s the first opportunity you have to organize your business in a way that leads your ideal dreamy clients and customers right to where you want them to go. That being said, we have to make some serious effort in prioritizing the goals of our websites in a way that is totally inviting (and not overwhelming) to clients.

Designing a new website can be intimidating. Even after being a web designer for a couple of years I still have moments where a new project feels like a huge endeavor. That’s why I have organized my process into SEVEN bite sized chunks that make strategizing for your new website just a bit easier.