Want your website to feel cohesive and intentional, even if you can’t afford a designer? Learn how to use Pinterest to gather branding inspiration, explore colours and fonts, and discover the visual style that suits your small business.

Writing website copy often feels harder than designing the website itself. You know what you do, who you help, and why it matters — but turning that into clear, confident words can feel overwhelming. The truth is, your website copy doesn’t need to be perfect. It just needs to be clear, structured, and written with purpose. In this post, I’ll walk you through a simple, DIY approach to writing website copy without overthinking it.

A Squirrel Day is when you finally tackle all those tiny, lingering jobs that create unnecessary mental clutter. No planning, no prioritising — just start at the top of the list and squirrel them away, one by one.

Not every web designer works the same way — and that’s a good thing. In this post, I share what I don’t do, why I choose simplicity over complexity, and how a fuss-free approach can make your website easier to manage and less stressful.

Ease back into work this new year with a gentle reset. Simple steps like tidying your desk, clearing your inbox, and starting a fresh notebook can help you feel focused and ready to tackle the year ahead.

A quieter year, fewer clients, and more clarity. A reflective review of 2025, focusing on refinement, simplicity, and building a business that truly fits.

Some days your brain just won’t cooperate. A Zombie List is a simple productivity method to keep moving forward with low-effort tasks when motivation is low.

Get your website ready for the festive season with simple, actionable tweaks. These quick wins will improve your site before year-end without the stress.

Feeling overwhelmed by the holiday chaos? Learn how steady business systems and small daily habits can help you survive Christmas without burning out.

If you’ve been wondering “Can I do SEO on my own website?”, the answer is yes. This post breaks down the basic, fuss-free SEO steps every DIY website needs to start getting found on Google.

Struggling to stay on top of your inbox? Discover how to organise emails effectively with the Stack Method—a simple, minimalist workflow to reduce clutter, save time, and reclaim control over your day.

Not sure if you need a privacy policy on your website? Here’s a clear, fuss-free guide to the essential legal documents every site should have — and the easiest ways to get them.

If you’ve ever wished you could just hand over your tech or website to someone and have it done in a day — that’s exactly what my VIP Day is for. It’s a focused, streamlined way to get big results fast — without drawn-out timelines, endless revisions, or tech overwhelm.

You’ve probably heard people talk about marketing funnels — but what exactly are they? If you’ve ever wondered how to take someone from discovering your business to becoming a paying client (without manually chasing every lead), a marketing funnel is how you do it.

If you’re wondering what can I do with Squarespace, the answer is: a lot! Squarespace makes it easy to build and manage a professional website, whether you’re starting simple or want to add advanced features as your business grows.

Email marketing for small business doesn’t have to be complicated. In this post, I’ll show you how to choose the right tool, set up a simple system, and start connecting with your audience — without the tech overwhelm. Perfect for small business owners who want an easy, effective way to stay visible.

Most small business owners treat their website like a one-off project. Something to launch, tick off the list, and move on from. But here’s the truth: your website isn’t just an online brochure — it’s part of a bigger online business system that keeps your business running smoothly behind the scenes.

If you’re wondering how much does a Squarespace website cost, you’re not alone. Let’s break it down in plain, simple terms—no jargon, no hidden fees, just the real annual cost if you DIY.

You know you need a website for your small business, but the thought of getting started feels overwhelming. There are so many platforms, design options, and technical details—it’s easy to get stuck before you even begin.

When it comes to creating workbooks, checklists, or ebooks, Canva often feels like the obvious choice. It’s polished, it’s pretty, and it promises beautifully designed PDFs. But here’s the thing: I don’t use Canva for my workbooks. I use Google Docs — and I’ll tell you why.