So you are ready to invest in hiring a website designer to build a custom website for your small business - but how do you find the best website designer in a sea of really great designers?

Picture this. You hop onto your favorite business educator’s website because you missed their post a couple months ago on a topic you were super interested in.

You head to their blog and… BLANK. There’s absolutely no navigation for you to find that article.

Facebook is dead, right?

Wrong!!! Although Facebook is not as hip and quick as other business marketing tools like YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok, Facebook can still be extremely helpful in growing your business.

Here’s a little business secret: testimonials are one of the biggest factors in converting prospective customers into paying clients

Like, before you have made a big purchase online, I’m sure you read thousands of reviews/testimonials to make sure it was worth your money, right?

Okay, nothing quite looks snazzier at the bottom of a website than a full width instagram feed showing off your awesome content - right??

Sooo ever tried doing some custom CSS on Squarespace…. But then realize you have no clue how people find these “id’s” to change elements on their site?

I get it! It’s already overwhelming enough just designing a website - but now we have to throw in a little bit more complicated techy stuff - when does it end?!?!?

One of the biggest questions that business owners argue over all the time is this: should you show your prices on your website.

There is so much uncertainty in this area because business owners both want to serve their customers well but also want to build a relationship with their customers before scaring them with high prices.

So you are DIY’ing your website, and you're trying to figure out what builder you should use to make your website.

It can be EXTREMELY overwhelming, as every business owner is usually obsessed with whatever website provider they have, and there doesn’t seem to be any huge issues between each one.