Studio Rocket Web Design's 5-Minute Podcast

When a potential client arrives at your website, you've got 10-20 seconds to convince them that they are in the right place. This is incredibly hard to do. You intrinsically see your website from YOUR perspective, with YOUR expertise and hard-won experience - in an industry that's probably second nature to you. It's kind of impossible to just step outside of all that! But if you miss the chance to see your website from your client's perspective, you're missing the chance to connect with them in the most powerful way - to connect with empathy. In this episode of the 5-Minute Podcast, we'll chat about two ways to see your website from the perspective of your potential client.

How accessible is your website? And how much does it matter? While accessibility is a deep topic - and making a website 100% accessible is incredibly difficult - you can make a huge difference by taking just a few simple steps. We'll explain why accessibility matters deeply - to your audience, to your clients, to your business, and also to Google. Then we'll give you three quick, simple ways to improve your website's accessibility.

In this episode, Janna chats with Kristen Stegall, the CEO and founder of Novice Studios. Kristen guides small business owners through the process of podcast creation, and shares some of her top tips for podcasting - and what to consider before starting a podcast. You can connect with Kristen on Instagram at @novicestudiosclt and online at www.novicestudiosclt.com.

The second half of our conversation about how we market our business without using social media. We also share a quick update on life in Portugal.

In this episode, we dive into how we get clients now that we're off social media.

In this special episode, Janna interviews Leah Drake, a client whose website strategy helped create room in her business for big growth.

In this episode, we'll talk about why you should NOT leave your website the way it was six months ago, and what to do if you really don't want to spend time updating it on your own.

If you know your business needs a new website in 2024, this is JUST the five minutes you need. We'll share two insider tips on what to do now that will save you a lot of work, time, and stress when it's time to build your new website.