If you’re a business owner with great products to sell (that you know people would buy if they knew about them), but the problems you face using WordPress are stopping you from marketing your business fully — then you’re in the right place.

Because if you continue to get stuck on website problems and “how to do X”, you’ll get burnt out, overwhelmed and give up — all before you’ve had the chance to market your business properly and see it’s true potential.

And worse — creating Sales Funnels and Lead Magnets, testing different offers, improving copywriting and making your product even better — are the tasks that make you the most money. So if you’re waking up dealing with WordPress issues and not spending your time on these things, then you’re suffocating your business.

Trust me — I know.

After studying design at University, I worked as a web designer and naturally thought the most important thing for a business was to make a beautiful website.

Fast forward a few years later, I started my own WooCommerce store that generated millions of dollars in sales, was spending thousands of dollars on Facebook Ads each day and with a team depending on me to pay them.

And what I learnt in that transition from creating websites for businesses to creating a website for my business was extremely eye-opening. To have a successful business, you do not have to have the prettiest website or use a specific page builder.

Striving for this, in fact, might actually hurt your business.

The most important things that will determine if your business is successful is whether people want to buy what you’re selling (your product) and whether they know that you’re selling it (your marketing).

And so this is where you need to be spending your time – on product and marketing, not on WordPress problems.

One of the reasons that my WooCommerce store made money was because I got a website up quickly and ran ads to different products to see which ones sold the best. From there, I took those products and improved their features, created Lead Magnets to grow my Email List, set up Sales Funnels with compelling copywriting to sell more of my products in each order with a higher conversion rate, A/B tested different offers and pricing, and continuously did these things all year.

The first aim of this newsletter is to get you to the point where you feel confident setting everything up in WordPress so that you’re at the stage of stressing more about marketing and less about using WordPress.

And at this point — I’ll also have your back.

The second aim of this newsletter is to help you market your business using WordPress.

In my newsletter, I’ll also share marketing strategies and show you how to set them up using WordPress so that you can use them to grow your business.

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