Once you’ve created a batch of blog posts on your site, you’ll want to start organising them to make all that great content easier to get to.  You’ll naturally find within your content there are some themes starting to emerge and if you can start to assign categories to those blog posts it will help you keep track of the topics your covering whilst also making it easier for readers to find the posts they’re most interested in.

The words you chose to include in your website are as important at the design and the images.  It’s these words that will capture the user to take action in one way or another, which is our main goal.

A website acts as your virtual shopfront, whether you have a brick and mortar shop or not.  Often, your website is the first interaction people will have with your brand and your products…so you better make the most of it!

Once you’ve got that important job of ‘website for my business’ checked off your to-do list, the last thing you want is for no-one to find it. Sadly, the old saying of ‘build it and they will come’ does not apply to websites so we must do a little work to be sure we are found by potential customers.

Throughout my website you’ll have seen me referring to Squarespace website design a lot. I describe myself as a Squarespace web designer and in my design packages I talk about providing a Squarespace website.

Before you dive in to building your website, you need to take some time to plan out what you are going to create. A website without a purpose, or clear function, will not be worth the time you’ll take to create it.