are you stuck on the wrong website platform?


Helllo my friend!!!

Let me tell you about a client I just worked with.

She's a nonprofit consultant with 25+ years of experience. Smart, accomplished, respected in her field.

But her website? It was stuck on Kajabi.

She was paying over $200 a month for course hosting, membership areas, automated email sequences. Features she never used and never planned to use.

And the worst part? She couldn't make simple updates. Adding an image next to text in her hero section was a whole ordeal.

Her website didn't look like her. It didn't feel like her. And she was stuck.

Sound familiar?

Here are the red flags you're on the wrong platform.

You're paying for features you never use. That $100 a month is $1,200 a year that could go toward actual marketing.

Making updates feels overwhelming or impossible. You avoid updating your site because it's too complicated.

Your site doesn't look or feel like you. You're stuck with the platform's templates and can't make it your own.

Costs keep going up. Upgrades, add-ons, premium templates. It all adds up.

The real cost of being on the wrong platform

It's not just money. It's time spent watching tutorials and troubleshooting. Mental energy and stress. Embarrassment when you send people to your site. Lost opportunities from potential clients who visit and leave confused.

When should you make the switch?

When your platform is actively hurting your business. When the cost is killing your budget. When you're avoiding updates because it's too hard. When your site doesn't represent you.

If any of that sounds like you, now is probably the time.

Need help figuring it out?

Book a website coaching call with me. We'll look at what's working, what's not, and where to go next.

Want to know more? Listen to the episode:

The Real Cost of Being on the Wrong Website Platform [Ep 116]

New resource: Website Clarity Assessment

I just launched a free assessment to help you figure out what's working (and what's not) on your website. It takes under 5 minutes and gives you an instant score plus a personalized next step.

Perfect if you've been wondering what to fix first but aren't sure where to start.

You've got this,

P.S. Your website platform should make your life easier, not harder. If it's not, let's fix that.

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