Personalized profitable websites for coaches and authors
Search engine robots don’t care how your website looks because they’re machines. Their job is to answer your questions. They do that by serving up relevant content.
Customers are interested in who we are, but they care more about their problems than about us.
It took a long time for me to change my website because the search engine robots liked my content. The problem was people didn’t like how my website looked.
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Our friends and family may really love us, but that doesn’t mean they want us to succeed.
I first became aware of this phenomenon while listening to The War of Art. Author Steven Pressfield recounted the calamities that happen when family and friends begin to fear that things will change for them if we really do achieve our goal…
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After building websites for coaches, consultants and small businesses for over 15 years I discovered a new way to create your best website ever.
It used to be a struggle to find the right words for my clients’ website.
Without ‘the right words,’ it was a challenge to find great images. The ones that create a “Wow!” response the minute someone lands on your site.
A few of my blog posts are attracting lots of visitors to my website each week, but they are older posts. Come behind the scenes. You’ll see want is working now and discover what will make my top performing posts even better. Step-by-step video below.
You can’t improve what you can’t measure. Thankfully there’s Google Analytics so you can see your top performing pages.
What can you expect to pay for small business website?
It depends on what you need.
If you only need a blog, you could create a website for free by signing up with Medium, or WordPress.com (not WordPress.org: big difference).
Most independent professionals need more than a blog, however. They need a website that attracts more customers, and they need to move beyond their first website that may have been built by young family relative who did not have marketing experience.
If you’ve been in business for at least three years, ask yourself: