Keep people on your website longer by giving them the most pleasant experience possible so you can teach them more, solve more problems for them, and ultimately make more money.
This might be the most important thing your website does and so many of us either don’t have it or have it totally wrong. The 4 tips in this episode will help your website accomplish the job it’s meant to do – get people on your email list! But not for the reasons you might think.
You can come up with several reasons you aren’t seeing success with your website. But, maybe you’re thinking of this all wrong. If these 16 reasons weren’t on your list, it might be time to rethink a few your strategy. These 16 reasons will help you start making more money and serving more people.
We did it! We made it to the 100th episode of The Goodness Squad podcast. As a thank you to all of you for going on this journey with me, I am highlighting you. You will hear about women just like you, in the trenches of motherhood and building an online business. They are also sharing the most personally impactful episodes of TGS podcast. If you’re just discovering the podcast, these are some great places to start.
If your goal is to have everybody like your website and your business and your ideas, then you are holding yourself back from success. You do not need everybody to like your website. In fact, you should not want everybody to like your website. Listen up and I’ll tell you 2 good reasons why it’s a good thing.
I know you might think they look cool, but in today’s episode I’m telling you some very important reasons why it’s a bad idea to have a slider at the top of your website. I will also tell you when a slider might be appropriate.
In today’s on-the-go world, the majority of people are using their mobile devices to access information online. If you want to be interesting and helpful with your website, it needs to be mobile friendly! These tips will help you learn how to make sure your website is both pleasing to the eye and user friendly on a cell phone.
We all like to cross tasks off the list and be done with them. But, I’m here to tell you that you cannot do that with your website. It’s like home maintenance, finishing your website isn’t possible. You’re never going to be completely done. And that’s a good thing! These 7 reasons will help you understand why this is one task you don’t want to cross off your list completely.
The photos you use on your website are key to one very important thing. Whether your visitors know it or not, the photos on your website will make them feel something. And those emotions will play a big factor in whether or not people will trust you enough to work with you or purchase something from you. These 4 rules will help you know what to look for when choosing which photos to include on your website and social media.
Your homepage is a lot like a second date. By the time people are on your homepage, they already know you somewhat. This is not the place to tell them all your hobbies and why you do what you do. This is where you need to tell your visitors how you solve their problems and how they can work with you. This is how you help them and how you make more money.
When people visit your website, how do you want them to feel? I know you want the perfect website, but what you want and what your visitors need can be two completely different things. These 5 tips will help you create a website that absolutely serves your ideal client.
Just because a lot of people are doing it, does not mean that it’s the best way to design your website. Design norms exist for a reason and you need to make sure your website serves your followers. Don’t make these mistakes!
When you walk into Home Depot (or CostCo), there are so many different ways to find exactly what you are looking for. They might not be the prettiest stores, but there are signs and people everywhere to help you get exactly what you need. Your website should function this same way. Pretty websites are great, but a pretty website is not what allows you to help more people.
Missed Opportunities. I don’t want you to have any of those when it comes to your website. These three areas on your website are often missed opportunities but if you make a few changes you’ll be able to help more people.
The words on every page of your website need to be intentional. They need to make your clients feel something. And one of the most important things you want them to feel is SEEN. Your about page is one of the best places to help your client know that you understand their problems and that you are the person to offer them solutions.
You need to think about your homepage the same way you would a job interview. There are certain things you need to convey to the person interviewing you – like why are the right person for the job. You need to tell them how you will serve them. The same is true of your website homepage. This formula will help you accomplish this goal.
You’re doing your best to use your talents to bring light and goodness to the world. Way to go! But, if you’re going to be sacrificing all your precious time to do so, you need to be getting paid. Listen in to hear the 5 ways you can make money online.
Your website should help viewers make a decision easily. In this episode, I share tip #5 for helping you create a website that increases your conversion rate.
You want your website to stand out. We all do! But there are some things your viewers really want to see. This episode will help you understand why following some design norms is so important.
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