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04/11/2026

If you run a nonprofit...and your website does not get hit up massively, then you ought to make sure you're not paying a crazy amount monthly for solely the hosting cost. I get management / maintenance fees that agencies could charge, but don't get taken advantaged of, especially if that money could be better put to use to serve your mission.

If you need an extra set of eyes to help you make an informed decision on what to do when it comes to your website, reach out to me. Been putting out fires for the last 6 years.

03/26/2026

Creating a pleasing navigation menu are some of the ways you can elevate the user experience on your website.

This pool company does amazing work, so why not show that work as you go from one menu link to another? Thoughtful things like this keep the user engaged and more likely to engage with you to solve their problems.

Need a second look at your website to see what can be improved? Send me a message.






03/18/2026

Most luxury brands have beautiful photos, but their websites feel static. For this current project, we’re using fluid motion and cinematic transitions to mirror the quality of the work itself.

The goal is to make the "scroll" feel as premium as the destination.
The result we're aiming for is to wow the customer not only by the photos of the work, but by the experience, before they even book a call.

Looking to elevate your brand's digital presence? Let’s talk.

Is your website being maximized for profits? If you're not tracking analytics to see how people engage with your website...
03/05/2026

Is your website being maximized for profits?

If you're not tracking analytics to see how people engage with your website (whether through Google Analytics, Plausible, Zoho Pagesense, etc.), then you're missing out on key information that would help you better understand how to improve your website to maximize conversions.

Below is an example of the average time spent on pages in our company website.

Two pages stick out at the 3 minute mark:

- Launch Fast (our $499 website offering to help people on a budget get a professional website presence right off the bat)
- Email Marketing for Authors Blog I wrote

The 3 minutes tells me that people are heavily engaged on the pages, which means they're receiving value, but these two pages are different, where Launch Fast is a sales page, and the blog is just to provide education.

This information begs the question:

- Are people purchasing Launch Fast? And if they're not, what needs to be added to the page to either give them free value in exchange for an email, or to make the offer a no brainer?

- Do we have an offer for the Author reading our blog to help them market effectively that we can add to that blog?

This is just some of what can be discerned and acted upon when your website is built with data in mind to help you make the most of your website in accomplishing your goals.

If you're worried your website is not being maximized to drive additional revenue, let's have a chat.




A “nice looking website” can still be a losing website.Design without strategy simply looks aesthetically pleasing, and ...
01/23/2026

A “nice looking website” can still be a losing website.

Design without strategy simply looks aesthetically pleasing, and can fall flat in accomplishing your goals.

Your website should be built around:
message → layout → trust → action → revenue

Not just making it "modern".
But if you have both design and strategy?

Now that's a winner winner chicken dinner.

Currently revising a website (in the photo) and final look is going to be a winner.

PS
I built a tool to score your website's strategy (not just its looks). It takes 90 seconds. Check it out here: https://www.thearising.co/website-score-quiz

01/07/2026

Stop uploading raw, high-resolution images to your website.

You’re sabotaging revenue by ruining the user experience (and your SEO).

This is one of the most common issues I see in technical audits:

- A company invests in a professional photoshoot.

- Gets beautiful 5MB images.

- Uploads them directly into the CMS.

They think they’re elevating the brand but are really just destroying website load times.

And in 2026, patience doesn’t exist.

I've seen websites take upwards 7+ seconds to load on mobile because it’s trying to render a print-quality hero image.

And when you increase website load times, you're harming your SEO.

Here’s how we fix it:

1. Use WebP by Default

Stop uploading massive JPEGs and PNGs. There are plugins on WordPress you can use to reduce your image size and default to WebP.

2. Compress Without Mercy

Use sites like compressor.io to compress image files AFTER resizing your image to the proper width/height that it will take up on your website.

3. Enable Lazy Loading

Don’t force browsers to load images users haven’t seen yet.

Load visuals as they scroll, not all at once.

Smaller images → faster load times.

Faster load times → better SEO and UX.

Better UX → more conversions.

If your site looks great but feels slow, you don’t need more traffic.

You need a marketing partner who understands performance as a growth lever.

If you want an audit that shows you what’s actually hurting conversions, send me a message.

01/05/2026

Most marketing reports look “fine.”
That doesn’t mean they’re working.
This client had ads running.
Traffic was coming in.

But no one could answer the only question that matters:

Is this turning into revenue?

In the video, I break down why we didn’t start with new creatives or bigger budgets and what happened when we rebuilt the system around lead management, heatmapping, and real buyer behavior.

The insight was simple:
real buyers didn’t convert on the first visit.

If you’re running marketing but can’t clearly explain
how someone moves from click → conversation → client,
you don’t need another vendor.

You need a marketing partner.

Watch the video.
And if this hits close to home, send me a message.

Most companies treat HubSpot like a fancy rolodex (I’m an old soul in a young body), using only 5% of the whole machine....
01/02/2026

Most companies treat HubSpot like a fancy rolodex (I’m an old soul in a young body), using only 5% of the whole machine. If it isn’t helping generate revenue for you, then you’re using it wrong.

The single biggest mistake I see isn't that companies bought the wrong software, but that they treat it like a static storage unit rather than an engine for growth.

I’ve seen businesses pay thousands a month for the platform and only utilizing it as a mail list. They have the data, but they aren't using it.

Just like relaunching a website without checking the heatmaps, using HubSpot without the automation and intelligence features is a missed opportunity to see what's actually working.

If you want to move past the "rolodex" phase, you need to audit how you are actually using HubSpot:

- Stop the manual work. If your team is spending time typing in data, they aren't selling. Use workflows to automate the busywork.

- Look for intent, not just contact info. A name is just a name. But knowing a lead visited your pricing page three times and downloaded a case study? That is actionable intelligence. HubSpot offers great Lead Scoring mechanisms.

- Close the loop. Don’t let marketing throw leads over the fence. Use lifecycle stages to track exactly which campaigns are driving closed-won revenue, so you aren't guessing where to spend your budget next year.

Success happens when you set it up to actually serve your specific goals (and trust me, I’ve seen a fair share of enterprise-level HubSpot memberships being under-utilized).

Don't let your investment go to waste.

Hope this helps as you look at your tech stack for the new year.
If you need help auditing your current setup, send me a message.











If you don’t have a website yet — or you do have one but it isn’t bringing in calls, leads, or sales — you’re not alone....
01/01/2026

If you don’t have a website yet — or you do have one but it isn’t bringing in calls, leads, or sales — you’re not alone.

Being involved in the web development process, I see this every week:
- DIY websites that look “okay” but don’t convert
- Old sites that were never built with marketing in mind
- Businesses stuck because they think a good website is out of reach financially

A website doesn’t need to be expensive.
It needs to be clear, focused, and built for one action (for most audiences).
That’s exactly why we created Launch Fast.

Launch Fast is our done-for-you website solution for businesses that:
- Are on a small budget
- Need something professional fast
- Want a site that’s built to convert, not just exist

We clarify your message, design the site around one clear goal, and launch it fast so you can start 2026 with momentum instead of frustration.

If that's you, drop a DM.



If you’re planning a website refresh next year, read this first.Refreshing a website is best done when you know what’s w...
12/23/2025

If you’re planning a website refresh next year, read this first.

Refreshing a website is best done when you know what’s working and not working.

Before a refresh, analyze the data: analytics showing which pages got the most engagement, heat maps, session recordings, etc..

Based on that analysis, create a hypothesis for increasing conversions and traffic. Maybe you have to improve the messaging, or maybe a section you thought would vibe well with visitors is actually being ignored completely so you intend on moving it higher up the fold (or nixing it altogether.)

Data like this helps you to be conscientious about including elements that will help you and prevent you from making costly mistakes that would hinder your business.

Companies have ruined their lead generating channels by not looking at the data (especially common in the SEO space).

For example, a company I served migrated to a new domain and modified pages that previously were getting over 4,000 monthly visitors, and they did that without a redirect, losing 4,000 monthly visitors and more.

Hope this helps as you go into the new year!

If you need expert advice, you can message me directly here.

If you rely on ads for leads, this advise is for you.The single biggest mistake I saw businesses make this year wasn't t...
12/23/2025

If you rely on ads for leads, this advise is for you.

The single biggest mistake I saw businesses make this year wasn't the ads themselves. It was where the ads were sending people.

Company A was spending ~$1,000/month on ads while sending traffic to a landing page with broken links and weak content. Poor conversions followed.

Company B was driving traffic to their landing page but had zero heatmapping or session recording installed and thus had no idea why people weren't converting.

There are more, but if you are paying for traffic, you ought to audit the page(s) you're taking people to.

Before you launch your next campaign, double-check:

1. Does the page work on mobile?

2. Are the links functional?

3. Do I have what's necessary to watch user behavior and improve the user experience for conversions?

Go into 2026 with this tip and you'll certainly see an improvement in conversions.

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