#5 Solopreneur Website -Do You Need One artwork
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#5 Solopreneur Website -Do You Need One

  • E5
  • 19:24
  • May 12th 2021

Welcome to the Solopreneur Life Podcast.

Today we’re talking about your solopreneur website. Do you really need one?

Yes and no.

If you’re just starting out, testing your business idea, or don’t have the cash flow yet, don’t stress over it. But as your business grows, absolutely. Website -

  1. Credibility as a real business
  2. A place to send prospects to see your work
  3. Lead generation tool for magnetically attracting new clients

To grow your business, you need to:

  1. Validate your idea
  2. Start getting clients
  3. Get the money flowing

These are your priorities.

  1. Use social media
  2. Join forums and communities
  3. Reach out to prospects through email and direct mail

Most of these you can do without a website. You can still leverage the Growth ARC:

  1. Attention
  2. Relationship
  3. Conversion

But once you’ve committed and you’ve got the cash, build your website.

It's not just a brochure. Most businesses have an online presence. And no matter where else they are online, they have a website.

  1. Professional
  2. Findable
  3. Elevates your brand

How much does it cost?

  1. Hosting - $15 a month - siteground
  2. Domain - $30 a year - godaddy
  3. Theme - up to $100, once. Genesis, Parallax Pro

Is it hard?

No! It’s easier than you might think.

  1. Set up your hosting
  2. Cpanel - create your self-hosted wordpress site
  3. Add your theme
  4. Customize the theme
  5. Create your pages
  6. Add plugins for extra functionality

Your theme should come with a set-up guide that walks you through the process.

You don’t have to be techy to do it.

I promise. You’ll become techy as you build your digital business.

That’s the fun... you got this!

That’s the fun... you got this!

Join me at solopreneurlife.com

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Join the community at solopreneurlife.com/joinhub

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