Website Education

You can have a beautiful website. You can even have traffic coming in. But if your visitors aren’t taking action… something is missing. And most of the time, that “something” is your CTA (your Call to Action)

When most people think about their website, they think about how it looks. But what actually determines whether your website gets seen (especially on search engines) is how it’s structured behind the scenes. And one of the most important pieces of that structure is your sitemap. If your website isn’t bringing in traffic or showing up where it should on Google, this could be a missing link!

If you manage a website or have ever worked with a developer, you may have heard the term “302 redirect.” While it sounds technical, the concept is actually pretty simple. A 302 redirect is a tool used behind the scenes of a website to temporarily send visitors from one page to another. Let’s break down what that means and when it’s used.

ou’ve spent time and money building a website that reflects your business. But here’s some questions most business owners never think to ask: “What does my website look like when someone shares it on social media?” “How do I change that preview image that comes up when I share my website on Facebook or in message?” If the answer is “I don’t know” or “it looks like a random photo from the page..” …you might be losing clients before they even click.

Your website could be broken... and you don't even know it. Broken websites = LOST SALES. When people think about building a website, their minds usually jump straight to things like beautiful design, powerful messaging, and clear calls-to-action. And while those are absolutely essential, there’s one little powerful page that often gets overlooked...but can make a surprising impact: the 404 page.

If you’ve never heard of ADA compliance for websites or you’ve heard the term and thought, “That doesn’t apply to me" or "I don't know what that is... so I just wont worry about it..." then this post is for you!

#2 is THE MOST IMPORTANT!!! With the rise of tools like ChatGPT, Jasper, and other AI content generators, more business owners are turning to artificial intelligence to write their website copy, blogs, and even build entire sites. While this may sound like a quick and easy solution, relying too heavily on AI can actually hurt your brand, weaken your message, drop traffic to your website and cost you customers and sales! (I have a love-hate relationship to AI)