Imogen Rogers is an artist and educator based in Townsville and we recently worked together to boost her website as a platform for selling her vibrant works. We had five Visibility Coaching sessions together and worked initially on the website
Let’s continue having a breather from thinking too much in this “Write your own website” series. In this post I’m going to share with you the things I do when I write website copy for people. I have a
Last post we talked about there being a golden thread through your website, driven by your business’s purpose and values. The golden thread is also carried through if you allow your own voice to shine in your web copy. You
This post is about trying to find the centre of your business; the purpose and values for your business and the website that represents it. You really can’t write for your business without having an understanding of these two important elements.
This morning I delivered the following speech to the Townsville Ladyboss group who are brought together by the vivacious Creative Business Coach and Do-er, Elle Roberts. I probably would still be stuck in my horrid government admin role if it weren’t
Have you gone to write your website’s words before knowing exactly what you’re offering the world? Have you decided you want to go into business, or have an online presence, but as yet you’ve not been entirely clear what you
Now we are onto sitemaps and website menus. And the message is the same again, keep it simple, “you sexy thing”. Let’s check in with wiki again, “A site map (or sitemap) is a list of pages of a
Clear and simple wording in your website names and titles :: Go! This blog post series focuses on the words needed to develop a website on your very own. And that’s not just about words in your paragraphs and
Monk script conducted a website review recently where the question of nondescript product titles became a focal point. Are your product titles vague, nondescript or falling short of communicating what you’re all about? Can what you call your products
The first person to sign up to the $65 Website Review was Kelvin from SGS Consultants in Townsville. Kelvin opted for a one hour consultation to start a conversation about how his website could be improved, knowing that it