Having a website can feel like owning a plant a time. You forget to water it or move it when the sun is too strong. But this is a crucial part of clients getting to know you and eventually buying something from you.
In this episode, I talk to Eliza Bulz of Made for Profit Design and we discuss what 3 key elements you need to make your site successful for 2019. We also give you some easy actions to take to start this process today, whether it be making some small tweaks or hiring a Web Designer.
Eliza's Links:
https://madeforprofitdesign.
https://www.instagram.com/made_for_profit_design/
https://www.facebook.com/madeforprofitdesign/
More about Eliza:
Eliza is a tech & operations expert for creative entrepreneurs who are new to the online business space.
Her background is in computer programming, business research and international corporate finance.
She has assessed and reviewed behind the scenes tech & operational systems of hundreds of companies worldwide.
She created Made for Profit Design for female entrepreneurs who are overwhelmed by all the courses and marketing strategies they tried and failed to keep up with.
Eliza helps them build a solid business foundation that integrates and fits smoothly into their daily life and ultimately gives them the space, time and energy to create their best work.
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If you are looking for extra help with your website and feeling lost, reach out to me at digimorphs.com/contact and we can talk about how to use your site as a marketing tool to attract more client leads.
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I love finding other inspiring women podcasters and Mara Glatzel is one of them. I happened to find her podcast (Needy - https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/needy/id1389278344?mt=2) and immediately connected with her work.
In this episode we talk about how women can advocate for their needs, creating a sustainable business in terms of energy (without the burnout), and how to set goals from a centered place. I also ask Mara what metrics she tracks that feel good in her own business.
Mara's links:
Podcast: theneedypodcast.com
Cycle: maraglatzel.com/cycle
Instagram: instagram.com/maraglatzel
More about Mara:
Mara Glatzel, MSW, reminds women that they are enough.
In particular, she reminds nurturers, natural caregivers, people pleasers, highly sensitive humans, empaths, and women taking responsibility for things that aren’t theirs to own that they are enough.
She is an intuitive coach and energy worker who helps women take up space in their lives. In online classes, live retreats, and on her podcast, Needy, Mara facilitates daily conversations about self-responsibility, radiant self-trust, and self-love. Her super power is saying things in a way that you can actually hear them (so that you can use the insight to make positive change in your life).
At the core of her work is the belief that you don’t have to over-deliver, minimize your needs, or suffer to earn your space in the world. You can create a relationship with yourself filled with radiant trust, compassion, and gentle discipline by taking your daily choices off of autopilot. You are worthy of the care and tending you give others.
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This is a great time of year to reflect and actually FEEL your business. What are you working towards? What are you big goals?
During this episode with Paul Jarvis, we get into how to question growth and start thinking about impact instead. We also talk about how to define your own success and understand your enough. This episode is for you if you are feeling lost about your north and want to align yourself back to what is right for you and your business.
Paul Jarvis is the author of Company of one: why staying small is the next big thing for business. His writing and ideas focus around the contrarian view that business growth isn’t always good, and isn’t always required.
Company of One Book: ofone.co
Paul's Site: pjrvs.com
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I love planning and taking time to reflect on what is working/not working in my business.
That is why Juci (codeandglitter.com) and I are continuing our tradition of a yearly review episode. You can also check out the video version of the episode at bit.ly/2019magic
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