Your website could be costing you clients.

Entrepreneurs and experts will spend thousands of dollars writing a book, thousands building a coaching program, and thousands creating content, only to send potential clients to a website that makes them look amateur and unprepared.

And I’m just going to say it: I see websites that are ugly.

I see websites where the content does not align with the expert’s positioning, five different font sizes, broken links, 20 offers on one page, no lead magnet, no email strategy, and no clear path for the visitor to follow.

What should feel like an authoritative home base starts to feel like a cluttered garage sale.

That is a problem.

Especially if you are positioning yourself as a thought leader and asking people to invest thousands of dollars to work with you.

Your website should reinforce your authority, not make people question it.

Here are five things your website needs to do if you want it to support your positioning and help grow your busine...

Do you struggle with posting on your Social Media outlets? Don’t be too shy to admit it. Many of us are overwhelmed by the thought of having to share our lives or what we do with complete strangers on the internet. At one point in my life, I even felt intimidated by Social Media, but I did not allow it to stop me from moving forward. I moved forward and did it scared. And it used to take me a long time. 

However, I have learned how to maximize my time to be able to create weeks of content in just one setting. Curious to know how I did that? Keep reading and you’ll find out my strategy.

Whether you choose Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, or all of the above, you can create content that will translate across all platforms. 

Step 1:  Map Out Your Content 

I literally studied my own posts to see which content received the most engagement. That let me know what my audience wanted to see. From there I created content buckets that included topics of interest based ...