Tired of non-stop emails from your web design clients saying they want yet another thing changed about the design? I’m sharing 4 simple things you can start doing TODAY to cut back on how many requests you receive, while still keeping your web design clients happy and raving about your customer service!

Should you create a blog or a YouTube channel?
What focus should your next digital product be on? What topic should your online course cover?
Should you expand your niche or stick to whats working?

Back in July I doubled the price of my web design services from $2,500 - $5,000. 

😯 Bold move, I know.

I proceeded to get asked a LOT of questions about how I mustered up the courage to do it, and what happened after. The most common question I received was, did doubling the prices tank the number of inquiries and bookings I was getting?

I'm sharing all the details here and answering those questions!

Hear from talented past Square Secrets™️ & Square Secrets Business™️ student Emily Agan share her best tips for running a successful web design business while balancing life with a new baby!

Wondering how all these other web designers out there seem to be constantly booked up on word-of-mouth referrals alone? No more operating in marketing burnout mode. Follow these simple tips and tricks for getting the right clients to come to you!

Thinking of selling an online course, but not sure where to start? In this post, I’m sharing the very first thing you need to be creating as a new course creator if you want your first online course launch to be raving success!

And one of the most frequent questions I’ve been getting lately is “should I host my course on Squarespace or a course hosting specific platform?” I’ve been giving my short answer (no, don’t host it on Squarespace) directly to those who have asked for a while now, but also promised to give the full explanation in a blog post.

Should I build my online course on my site? Or host it somewhere else? Will I regret starting a Course Facebook Group? Should I give a discount or a bonus my first launch? Do I really need an email list? Or is my social media following enough to make sales? All the questions I wish I had answers to when creating and launching my first online course, and now that I have the answers, I’m sharing what I wish I knew with you!

Wondering how I get from idea to launch day whenever I’m creating a new online course? I’m sharing an overview of all the behind the scenes steps to successfully building and launching your first course!

Feeling stuck in a creative rut in your web design business? Like you’re out of original ideas, and every single design you create is starting to look and feel exactly like the next? It’s time to dust of that creative thinking cap and check out some of these unexpected sources for inspiration your next custom client design!

Wishing you could peek behind the curtain at $120K launch (yes, that’s $120K revenue earned in 8 days). I’m throwing it back to our first ever 6-figure live course launch, including what went well, and what we will never do again!

Hot mess would be a good term to describe my first attempt at going full time with my web designer business. It took all of two weeks for me to quit and go crawling back to my 9-5. So what did I do differently the second time around? I’m sharing those 6 changes that took me from embarrassing hot mess to “I love my life” success as a freelance web designer!

Thinking of building and launching a new online course idea without an email list? Think again! Here’s how many email list subscribers you really need to make sure your first launch is a raving success!

Time to update the opt-in gifts on your site or blog? Don’t spend hours manually updating every mention of your freebie! I’m showing you the steps to easily setting up your blog in Squarespace so that all your CTA sections can be instantly updated in the future with just the click of a button!

Congrats on deciding to streamline your client process through the use of the best CRM out there - Honeybook! Think you’ve got everything set up and ready to start using with your first client? Check your work against this complete Honeybook setup checklist for web designers first!

Worried about where your first or next web design client is going to come from (so you can actually pay the bills now that you've ditched your cozy 9-5 paycheck?) Here's how I would go about finding those first few paying web design clients if I had to start my business all over again!