So you’ve had your website for a while and you’ve been toying with the idea of re-designing it. You have two options now you can DIY your website or you can hire a professional. Here are 8 reasons why you should shire a web designer instead of DIY-ing your website.

So you’ve decided to hire what designer for your project and to design your website. Excellent news girl! But, before you set out to hire a web designer, there are a few things you need to know if you want your project to go smooth as butter.

So you finally decided that it’s time for you to get a website for your business or to redesign your existing one. That’s excellent and exciting news and you have two options: you can absolutely do it yourself… or you could hire a web designer. So let’s talk about how to find a web designer that’s the right fit for your project.

Your website is your best marketing asset. It's your business best friend and if you treat it right, it can get you sales clients, and subscribers on autopilot. But, if you're making one of the mistakes outlined in this post, that's not going to happen. So, let's dive in and make sure we don't make those mistakes.

When it comes to your website, first impressions are everything. Because of this, your website needs to help you establish trust in your visitors. In today's post, I'd like to talk about four ways to build trust on your website and why building trust matters.

Your brand mission statement is the heart of your business. It’s your WHY, it’s the driving catalyst behind your every business decision, social media posts, blog article. It’s visible through your everyday communication, in your brand voice, and it serves as a guiding principle as you build and grow your brand. Learn how to write a powerful brand mission statement in this post.

If you're changing the direction in your business or if you feel that your original idea or name doesn't align with your brand values anymore then it's definitely the right time to rebrand your business. In this post, I’m sharing tips and tricks that will help you successfully rebrand your business.

You can have the prettiest looking website in the world but if you don’t have a way of getting people onto your list or booking your services, your website is not doing its job. Learn which 6 things you must include on your website if you want more leads, clients, and sales.

Rebranding a business is a normal part of “growing up” as an entrepreneur and usually there are some tell-tell signs that can help you recognize it’s time to breathe new life into your brand identity. Learn what those signs are and what goes into a rebranding process.

Whether you are DIY-ing your Squarespace website or simply want to spice up your site and blog posts on Squarespace, it’s useful to have a resource list where you can go to find design assets. In this post, I’ve rounded up the best, must-see and use resources and tools to have bookmarked when designing your Squarespace website. Without further ado, let’s dive right in!

Yesterday, I showed you how to use Pinterest for mood board research. In today’s post and video, I’m taking you behind the scenes of my Canva account to show you how to create the final mood board for your brand and website.

By now, you probably know how great Pinterest is. I mean, this platform can drive tons of traffic to your blog and website, it can be used to collect your favorite recipes, it can be used to create an inspiration board for your home…

But, that’s not what I am going to talk about today. Today, I want to show you how you can easily use Pinterest to create a mood board for your brand and website.

I hate to be blunt but if your coaching website is not helping you convert visitors into clients, then it’s not doing the its job. You see, a great coaching website will help you share your wisdom with the world, make you visible, and allow you to showcase your service. BUT, it also needs to help you book more clients.