Hi Reader!

When I launched my very first website, I spent weeeeeeeks picking colors and fonts before I had written a single word of copy.

I also had no idea what I wanted people to actually do when they landed on it. Book a call? Fill out a form? Browse my portfolio? Read my blog posts. All of the above, apparently.

It looked fine. But it didn't work. And about 6 months later I redid the whole thing.

If I were starting from scratch today, I would do it so differently. Not because I did everything wrong back then, but because I know now what actually moves the needle and what is just a really expensive distraction.

In this week's pod, I'm sharing exactly how I'd approach building a website in 2026. The five pages I'd launch with, where I'd spend money (and where I wouldn't), and the one thing I wish someone had told me from the very beginning.

If you're launching something new, or you feel like your current website is overdue for a rethink, I think you'll find this one really helpful.

Listen here: If I Were Launching a Business in 2026, Here’s How I’d Approach My Website ​

You've got this,

P.S. Already have a website but not sure if it's actually working for you? A website coaching call might be exactly what you need. We walk through it together and you leave with a clear next step.