If your WordPress site has been quietly gathering dust while you run your business, you’re not alone. Most entrepreneurs I work with don’t have time
I’ve always believed that your business should support your life—not the other way around. But now I understand that in a deeper way. There is a kind of quiet power in knowing that your business doesn’t fall apart when you do. That your clients are still supported. That your VA or team members have what they need. That your offers, emails, and onboarding don’t rely on you being constantly available.
Adding an administrative user to your WordPress.org site is easier than you think. Whether you’re teaming up with a colleague or bringing in some expert help, this step-by-step guide will walk you through the process while keeping things fun and secure.
Thinking of creating an online course? Here are 5 signs you’re ready to start a course, from a 7-figure course creation specialist.
Your business website is critical to make sales. Don’t let an outdated dud hold you back. Let’s break down 4 easy ways to upgrade your existing website (free and paid).
If you’ve finally built and published your website, congratulations! Although it feels fantastic to have a website to share your business with the world, it’s important to not just post it and ghost it! After you’ve posted your website, regular web updates are necessary in order to keep your website working to the best of its abilities.
With the increase in remote work, virtual assistants (VAs) have become more in demand than ever. You may even want to hire a virtual assistant
Ready to automate your client onboarding process? Great! Here are 3 ways to automate onboarding that also save you time (and money).
Ready to get started on your business’s website? You may have visions of what you want your website to look like and are excited to get started on the design but you shouldn’t start building your site just yet!
Before designing your website, you need to choose a host. Hosting is like buying a spot online to make your website viewable to others. If you’re using WordPress to build your website, you want to find a host that is optimized for WordPress self-hosting.
Let’s explore some leading platforms—Squarespace, WordPress, Showit, and Wix—to help you make this crucial decision
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