It’s one thing to understand clarity in theory. What you do. Who it’s for. At what level. But applying that to your own website and branding, is where it often becomes difficult. You’re too close to it. You know your work inside out. And because of that, everything can feel “clear enough”. The challenge is…
You’re clear in your head. Your website isn’t. You know exactly what you do. You understand the value of your work, the nuance behind it, and who it’s best suited to. But your website It feels slightly vague. A little broad. Perhaps trying to cover too much. This is why Clarity of Offer is key….
10 Tips for Creating a Website to Attract Coaching Clients If you are a life coach, career coach, health coach, wellness coach, or marketing consultant that is looking for clients, then it is important to have a professional website. It’s one of the key factors that build trust with a potential client. When you are…
7 Ways to Improve your Small Business Website Small businesses live and die by the quality of their websites. If they look great, people will convert, and you make sales. If they look shoddy, you lose out to the competition. A lot of small companies, though, don’t understand what constitutes an outstanding online presence. Not to…
How Design Impacts Your Website Conversions As we grow up, we are told never to judge a book by its cover. This rule doesn’t apply to your business or website, unfortunately. First impressions are absolutely everything, and the visual appeal of your website will determine whether your visitors instantly click away or convert into customers….
When creating a website for your small business, it’s a big decision. Let’s look at the differences to help you to make that decision.
How to plan your Website Design When people are starting to plan their websites, one of their main questions is: “What do I put on my website?” By this, they mean “What content goes on my website?” This is a super important question to ask. It’s all about planning your information for potential clients to…
There are many different elements to creating a website for your business, but in today’s post I’m sharing my top 4 element you should focus on. After designing and creating numerous websites, I see a number of similarities. So I wanted to share my expertise.
You are a new business, a start-up, and finally you have the perfect name for your website domain. You’ve learnt how to register a domain name and gotten the courage to go ahead and get it … only to find that it’s already taken.
Let me guess, you have recently Googled questions like, ‘What is the difference between wordpress.com and wordpress.org?’ and ‘How do I buy a domain name?’. These are all very common questions asked when you are starting to put your website together. And it can feel overwhelming, confusing and like a cacophony of techie terms that make your headache.
