One fact we can all agree with is this… businesses change. A service gets adjusted here, your process gets a little stronger there, and over time you become much clearer about the kind of work you want to do and the people you most want to serve.Those changes usually happen gradually, so they rarely make (continue reading… )
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This may sound harsh… and I swear that is not my intention… but copying another designer’s website is tacky.Tackiness aside, it is also insulting, and something you would not appreciate if it happened to you. It is also a HUGE disservice to yourself and the dream you are building. I get it… You see another (continue reading… )
There is a lot of conflicting advice about whether or not you should share pricing on your website. Some will tell you that putting prices out there for the world to see will scare people away before you ever get the chance to explain the value you provide. Others will tell you that hiding your (continue reading… )
You know your services inside and out. You understand what is included, who they are designed for, how your process works, and why someone might need your help. But the person visiting your website does not have all of that information yet.They may have found you through a referral, a Google search, or a social (continue reading… )
You have probably heard the advice… “you need a lead magnet!” aka opt-in offer… aka freebie… And maybe you are even ready to take that advice, but what do you create? A design checklist can make a really pretty graphic… and isn’t always helpful enough to inspire someone to actually work with you.A renovation guide can (continue reading… )
Episode Summary:A few weeks ago I decided to have a little fun at the end of a long workday and asked ChatGPT one simple question: “What can you tell me about Teresa Schlup?” I’ve Googled myself for years out of curiosity, but this felt like a natural progression. The results were fascinating! AI saw me (continue reading… )
