Look, I get it. Putting yourself out there can feel awkward. What if people judge you? What if you don’t look “professional” enough? But here’s the truth: people connect with people, so you need to get comfortable with it.

There are sooo many website designers out there who are amazing at putting together a slick, super polished website, but will fall seriously short when it comes to user experience and strategy. Meaning what? That you’ve ended up with a website that’s super pretty but doesn’t actually do anything to help you reach your goals

You need a professionally designed website to help you level-up your business and reach your goals, and you’ve landed here. But what actually happens after you book me? How long does the whole process take? How will I ensure you get a great return on your investment? And let’s be real… how much is it all going to cost?

I’d love to start working with more local businesses. I’ve lived in and around Stafford for my whole life (save 6 years up north and a year travelling the world) and so I’m really passionate about helping local business owners promote and grow their businesses.

Not sure which email marketing platform to use for your small business? I’ve done a really quick and simple round up of the most popular 5 options, so you can work out which is best for you.

Squarespace is such a great website platform for small business owners. It can do so much and it’s really easy to use. But, how much will it actually cost? Let's take a look.

OK, let’s talk legal. I know it’s not the most thrilling topic but if you run a small business, you need to get these legal pages onto your website.

Need a new website but don't have the budget for bespoke or the technical know-how to build your own? The new pre-built website collection is for you.

I love Squarespace. It’s why this website is built using it and it’s why I specialise in Squarespace websites for clients. However, I know it’s not right for everyone. Here’s what you need to know.

So, you’ve got a blog up and running - great work! But now you're probably wondering how to make it not just good, but great in the eyes of search engines. Let’s take a look.

Google reviews can be a real game changer for your small business. If you haven’t started asking for Google reviews from your customers, now is the time to do it.

With so many competitors out there, a stand alone form just isn’t enough to encourage people to get in touch. You need to stand out. And your contact page is the perfect place to do this.

As a small business owner, building your own website can be really stressful and as you are having to learn how to do it on the job, mistakes are made along the way. Here are 6 common mistakes you need to avoid.

It’s the ultimate question - which website builder should I use for my small business? There are so many options out there that choosing can be really overwhelming.

Getting your website to appear high up in Google search results is every small business owners dream. It helps you to build momentum in your business and moves you closer to smashing your goals. But how do you actually make it happen?

I’ve seen so many small business websites that don’t include a blog and they are missing a trick. If you can find a way to make it work, blogging is going to really help your website and your business.

If you want to make more sales, you need to connect with your potential customers and if you want to connect with your potential customers, you need to start showing them who you are. This is where the About Me page comes in.

The copy on your website is really important. It’s either going to make your visitors want to learn more or it’s going to turn them off completely. Here’s how you can make your website copy a winner.

As a new or small business, we can’t always afford to pay a professional to photograph our products, but we need professional looking photographs to help sell our products. So, what can we do?

You’re a small business selling on Etsy. Do you really need a website too? Is it worth it? What added benefits will it bring you?