Every week you will get one (yup, just 1!) email from me, like friends chatting over coffee, that contain different website + marketing tips, updates in the industry and the occasional update on what's happening in my life. I can’t wait to get to know you better this way! ♡
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Hello! There's something about July that just feels like the perfect sweet spot—we're deep into summer fun, but fall is sneaking up on us (how is that even possible?!). It's like this little pocket of time before everything gets crazy busy again. And honestly? I've been thinking this might be the perfect moment to show your website a little love. Nothing overwhelming—I'm talking about those quick little tweaks you can do between beach trips and cookouts. The kind of stuff that takes five minutes but makes your site work so much harder for you come September. Because let's be real, when fall hits and everyone's back in business mode, you want your website ready to handle all those new visitors who are finally ready to invest in themselves and their businesses. ⭐️ This week on Website Design Made Simple, we're delving into a challenge that'll take you just five minutes a day. Trust me, these small tweaks will set your fall season up for success! Here's your five-day summer website challenge: Day 1: Homepage Check Grab your phone, open your site, and see it through fresh eyes. Can a visitor grasp what you do in three seconds? If not, it's time for some clarity. Day 2: Call to Action Audit No dead ends allowed. Every page should have a clear button leading your visitor to the next step. Day 3: Testimonial Treasure Hunt Your clients love you—capture those kind words. Dig through emails, DMs, and texts for testimonials. They're gold! Day 4: Contact Info Verification Test that contact form. Does it still work? Ensure every bit of info on your contact page is up to date. Day 5: Fall Forward Planning Got new services launching this fall? Jot down those updates you need to make in September. 🎤 The 5-Minute Summer Website Challenge That Sets You Up for Fall Success [Ep 083] Let's transform these small actions into big results. If all this sounds great but you'd like a second opinion, maybe a website audit is right for you. You've got this, P.S. Curious to see what a new website design project might look like for you? Let's explore together how your website can work around the clock for you! Let's chat! |
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Every week you will get one (yup, just 1!) email from me, like friends chatting over coffee, that contain different website + marketing tips, updates in the industry and the occasional update on what's happening in my life. I can’t wait to get to know you better this way! ♡
Hey Reader!!Last month while working on two completely different websites I got to thinking about home page strategy. And how many of us might be getting that wrong. The first website was for a design-build firm specializing in luxury residential projects. The second was for Deb, a functional medicine provider who helps people increase their health span as they age. Completely different businesses, but they both came to me with the same challenge. How do you create a homepage that attracts...
Hey Reader!!Something's been on my mind since a coffee chat last month and I think you'll find this as eye-opening as I did. I met with someone whose website I'd actually discovered before we connected. It was built by a designer I follow and admire - absolutely gorgeous, creative, and the kind of site that makes you stop scrolling and think "wow." When I complimented her beautiful website and asked how it was working for her business, her response surprised me. She loves how it looks, but...
Hey Reader!!I just wrapped up a website audit that reminded me why I love these sessions so much. Sometimes the biggest breakthroughs come from the simplest fixes, and that's exactly what happened with Samia from Dragoness Rising. She'd created this really well-designed website that perfectly captured her brand personality. Her navigation was clear, her services were well organized, and everything looked professional and polished. But here's the thing ...all that great design work wasn't...