For a while now, I’ve exclusively used ConvertKit for all my email marketing needs. There’s a lot of reasons I’m a die-hard fan of this platform: it’s consistent, intuitive, and versatile. You can get seriously creative with how you’re connecting with your email list, such as including secret messages in your broadcasts! In this video, I’m breaking down how you can use tags in ConvertKit to send out conditional content to your email list, allowing you to fine tune how you are communicating with your audience.

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ConvertKit is an amazing tool for any online business owner to execute successful lead magnets & sales funnels, as well as to connect regularly with your audience via email. All the tech may seem a little bit overwhelming, but trust me, it couldn’t be simpler! In this video, Im showing you how you can add a ConvertKit pop-up form to your Wordpress website so you can start collecting leads from your website today.

I think this is a problem we can all relate to. Signing up for promo emails from our favourite brands & businesses can really add up over time and overwhelm your inbox. It’s easy to get frustrated and want to abandon the address altogether. But you don’t have to. In this video, I’m showing you how you can organize and clean up Google Mail so you can ditch the spam and just get the emails you want in your inbox.

Operating an online business comes with some interesting challenges. One of them is that collaborating remotely (via video call, email, or voice message) can make sharing ideas, problems and solutions tricky. Sometimes you just need to show someone what you’re talking about. In this video, I’m showing you how to easily make & share a screen recording using Loom so you can get clear in your communication.

Getting your online business off the ground is an exciting time – but it can also be confusing. Do I need a website & logo to start connecting with clients or taking work? Do I need a following to ramp up my social media strategy? NO! In fact, when you’re first starting out, you should be connecting with your audience & collecting leads BEFORE you start worrying about a website, logo, or other online infrastructure. In this video, I’m showing you how you can use ConvertKit to rake in leads & collect email addresses so you can start your online…

You may have noticed when that when you’re interacting in any online space, like commenting on someone’s blog post or a chat room, there’s often a profile picture beside your name. These online interactions are just like any networking opportunity: you want to show up looking professional, and ladies, the grey placeholder avatar is just not cutting it. In this video, I’m showing you how to manage your profile picture or avatar so all your online interactions can be accompanied by your most professional headshot.

Amy’s digital footprint is EVERYTHING every female led brand wants. It’s linger-worthy, clickable, and clear. Today, we go deep into Amy’s brand to examine the importance of the logo. What we discover might surprise you!

Are you experiencing an abundance of spam comments on your websites or seeing an increase in spam coming in on your contact forms? In today’s tutorial, I’m showing you how you can reduce or prevent spam on your Wordpress website.

Are you ready for a post COVID-19 world? There is a growing sense out there that the businesses that are going to thrive in the economy in our post pandemic world are going to be the ones who have evolved and adapted to meet their changing market’s needs. If you’re a business owner who didn’t have a significant online presence before social distancing began, I’d be willing to bet you see just how important it is now. Of course I’m talking about an effective website that gets results. I’m also talking about your social media and email marketing strategy. Here’s…

Yesterday I did my first FREE Office Hours where I invited everyone who was one of my newsletter subscribers on a 90 minute call where I answered any questions anyone had about creating a website, connecting with clients, brand strategy, marketing online and just about anything else that came up. During the first part of the call, we were talking about podcasting as a way to attract your community and use it as a platform to educate, support, and inspire. That led into a great conversation about blog posts and how they don’t have to traditional anymore. It’s no longer…

I think it’s time for some truth telling. I have watched SO many woman turn themselves inside out and backwards while wrangling the words to put on their website. They agonize over colors and fonts and imagery to make it look perfect for they hit publish. (Like they’re never going to get clients if we don’t move that icon two pixels to the left!) They worry and stress and overthink every single word. Once they see the words live, they overthink them again. They ask for changes. Because it’s still not quite “it”. Then they re-read and overthink it even…

Google Analytics is a free web analytics service by Google that tracks and reports website traffic. It’s one of the best ways to measure the effectiveness of your marketing efforts and most of the women I work with have no idea how to access their analytics much less interpret them. You see, once you know where to access your website analytics you’ll be able to: Today, I’m taking you on a VERY candid tour of my own google analytics. I want to preface this video with the acknowledgement that I have done ZERO thing in the eight-twelve weeks before this…