New challenge! In my typical spur of the moment fashion, I decided to do a new 30-day challenge to publish some content every day. This is especially dedicated to all your perfectionists out there, who aren’t shipping because you’re waiting for it to be perfect. In today’s message, I shout out the Active Growth podcast once
By the end of this post, you’ll understand why having your own website is imperative in the 21st century and how to get one that helps you grow your business without breaking the bank.
Today I want to share with you why a flexible website is an important component of a good marketing strategy. If you use a website to market your business, you need to care about the code that runs your site, even if you don’t know a thing about coding. That’s because the code your website
Owning your digital assets is a core value here at Working Websites. That starts with having your own website and to do that, you need a domain name.
At least once a year for as long as I’ve been in business, I get a hopeful business owner who comes to me, ready to take their website to the next level– only to find out they don’t actually control it.
Today I’m reviewing a website home page, pointing out potential improvements and then rebuilding a more effective home page that addresses some of the pain points. The goal of this exercise is to give you an example that will help you craft a more effective home page for your own website. One that: Passes the
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