I’ve seen a lot of questions about Zeffy in the non-profit space recently, so I thought I would write a blog post about my experience with it. Just a note that I do not have a non-profit and am not a Zeffy affiliate – I’ve just used, like and recommend it!
After years of using FreshBooks, rising costs and limited new features pushed me to explore alternatives. This post walks through why I switched to Wave, how the migration went, and what worked (and didn’t) across billing, invoices, and accounting.
2024 was a tough year, but 2025 got better. I worked with new and existing clients, joined a new community, redid my own website, reviewed my finances and more.
ManageWP and MainWP are tools that allow you to manage or maintain multiple WordPress sites. If you have more than one WordPress site and you’re interested in managing them or are curious about the differences between ManageWP and MainWP, this post is for you.
Client feedback is incredibly valuable – not just to help you grow, but also for showing potential clients what it’s like to work together. Below are five email templates you can use to ask for feedback or a testimonial after…
Getting honest feedback and glowing testimonials from clients isn’t just a nice-to-have – it’s a powerful way to build trust, improve your services, and attract more of the right people. Whether you’re gathering feedback via email, phone, Zoom, or a…
If you are updating your website regularly with new content, news items or blog posts AND you have a Google Business listing, check out Google’s Update feature.
If you own a car, you know that it needs to be inspected every year. When you take it in, the mechanic does a thorough check to make sure that everything is working properly. Likewise, you should inspect and audit your WordPress site at least annually! I manage many sites for clients, and run through the following items each year to keep their sites running as smooth as possible.
2023 started out really well but about halfway through the year things went totally awry, making me wonder why there’s no dumpster fire emoji. This is my sixth year in review and I like to just take a minute to look at the year as a whole. (Maybe I’ll find it wasn’t as bad as I thought.)