Feminine WordPress themes for creatives + bloggers
There’s a lot that goes into making a website for a creative business and it can feel almost impossible to know where to start. Instead of feeling like you have to have it all before you launch or can be taken seriously, take some time to prioritize and set up the things you really need.
To give you a hand, today we’ll go over what you need on your creative business website to get off to a strong start.
Whether you’re working a full-time job and blogging on the side or running your own business full-time, it can be challenging to stay focused on work when you’re in the comfort of your own home. First are the distractions like laundry, TV, and the couch. Then comes the loneliness if you find yourself alone all day. And last comes the challenge of working without someone else telling you what to do.
While working from home is great – nothing beats the freedom – it’s important that you have the tools and discipline you need to stay focused whether it’s for 30-minutes per day or 8 hours per day. Today, we’ll go over 5 ways to stay focused when you work from home.
Absolutely nothing is more terrifying than when you’re trucking along doing things on your website and boom! All of the sudden things are very broken, and you’re not really sure what you did.
Unfortunately, this is one of the downsides of having your site on WordPress, but it’s also why we offer website maintenance packages to our clients! We don’t want you to have to email us at 3AM on a Saturday because you broke your website Friday night and have no idea how to fix it.
However, we want to make sure you know how to troubleshoot some of the most common WordPress breaks that happen so you can feel empowered and confident to take care of things yourself if you happen to take your whole site down. So, let’s get into it!
Hosting live events can push you far out of your comfort zone, but it’s one of the most impactful ways to promote your blog or business. Whether you’re doing a Facebook live, hosting a webinar, or participating in an in-person training, that face-to-face contact can be huge.
Krista here! I haven’t always been a fan of of live video. In fact, the first time I attempted to go live on Periscope, I sat with my finger over the “Go Live” button for a good 20 minutes, shaking like crazy, before I actually did it. But each time I went live after that I saw more and more value in what I was doing. And don’t worry, it got easier!
Since I know many of you are looking for new and powerful ways to connect with your audience, today we’ll go over 3 things to do before hosting your first live event.