I'm sure you've heard and read how important it is to work SEO into your content. but why the fuss and how does it affect your business? Well, I'm here to tell you that it does and I will answer that question for you in this post.

If you're just starting out, picking and choosing the right platform for a website can be daunting. As a coach, choosing whether to use Wordpress, Squarespace, Wix, or others is scary. All you want is to pick something that is easy for you to handle on your own or with little help. If this resonates with you, keep reading...

Your website is the hub of your work, showcasing stories about you, your accolades, and an opportunity to work with you. That’s why the pages of your website need to reflect who you are and how accessible you can be to your audience.

Squarespace’s summary blocks are a great way to customize your Squarespace website, especially if you’re a previous Wordpress user and you miss your plugins.

Business goals are one of the most important parts of being a legit business owner.

No, I’m not talking about business goals such as “meet my idol” or “hire my first virtual assistant.” Those types of goals are important for a business owner, but before you can get into those dreamy goals, you need to take a hard look at the numbers of your business.

You’re at a place in your business where you’re asking yourself, “Am I ready to work with a designer?” Squarespace is plenty simple for the DIY-er but there comes a time in your business where you might be ready to uplevel.

On this blog, we’ve talked about some easy SEO tips and overall SEO advice to get your blog ranked on search engines. There is a key component to ranking on search engines that I want to talk about today: Categories and Tags.

Learning about SEO can be frustrating because there are so many little pieces to put together. I’m breaking down all that technical jargon for you in a way that’s easy to understand. You’re well on your way to page 1 of Google searches.