I don’t know about you, but sometimes my life feels busy and like I’m not really accomplishing anything. One way I try to remedy this is to stop, sit down and look back, especially at the new year. Seeing what did and didn’t work and deciding what I want to accomplish going forward brings some much needed clarity in my life.
I love photographer websites! Great photography can make your website pop, but there are a few additional tips that all photographers should keep in mind for their websites.
After several friends and colleagues recommend Essentialism and after feeling exceptionally stressed about my list of obligations, I decided to check it out. Essentialism, The Disciplined Pursuit of Less, by Greg McKewon, is a book about getting the right things done vs. getting more done in less time. Read my summary and thoughts.
You have a website but aren’t totally convinced on having a blog. Let’s talk about the what, the why and the how to get your small business blogging today.
Recently I’ve had a number of clients ask me about content across channels — their website, their email list and social media. They know they should have their content everywhere, but where do they begin and what’s the most efficient way to share? My favorite way to start is with a new blog post on your website. Learn more.
PHP is an important part of your WordPress website. Today I’ll cover what exactly PHP is, how to check what version of PHP you’re running and how to update PHP (if needed).
Have you ever written a blog post, published it, shared it on social once and then never shared or promoted it again? Learn how you can replicate MissingLettr functionality with Publer.
WordPress sites require ongoing maintenance and care. Learn how to keep your site updated and secure.
The 12 Week Year is a simple system for setting goals and tasks. Authors Brian Moran and Michael Lennington show you exactly how to get there. Read my review and thoughts.
Meta descriptions. You’ve heard of them and heard you need them, but you’re not sure what they are, how to write them or where to put them. It turns out, it’s not super complicated, and you absolutely can have great meta descriptions for your website. Read on, friends.
