So you’ve got a new health coach website and you’re super excited about finishing this major project. Kudos to you for getting it out into the world! While I’ve shared lots of design ideas, what I haven’t shared are all the legal things you need to include on your website if you’re in the health and wellness industry. Read on to learn the 5 ways to keep your new health coach website legal.

Having too many links in your navigation bar is a major no-no, it can overwhelm people. You can easily clean up your navigation bar by adding a drop down menu in Squarespace, and that’s what I’m going to walk you through with a simple tech tutorial, including:

• How to add a drop down menu in Squarespace

• How to change the drop down menu style in Squarespace

Creating an amazing user experience on your website is more than your navigation bar, it’s getting people to the information they want the quickest before they get annoyed and leave your website forever. What’s the quickest way to get them to where they want to go? Let me introduce you to Squarespace anchor links.

Keep reading to learn exactly what anchor links are and where you want to use them, plus I’ll show you step-by-step how to create anchor links on your Squarespace website.

So you’re ready to migrate from WordPress to Squarespace, but then you did some Googling and now you’re overwhelmed AF. Did I hit the nail on the head? It’s totally normal to feel like this when you’re switching website building platforms. I’m here to make it as easy for you as possible.

I’m so excited to share that I’m now listed on the Be Aligned Web Designer Directory, a listing of 75+ of the most amazing Squarespace web designers from around the world!

Do you think everything you write sucks? Have you written a page on your website, a sales page, a blog post, or even a Instagram or Facebook post … and immediately been overcome with the urge to delete it? Congratulations, you’re just like every other human being I know. Stick with me if you want to know how to write better so you can grow your business faster and make more sales.

You know you want all your Instagram posts, e-books, lead magnets, and webinar slides to look professional and perfectly branded, but you’re a) not a graphic designer; and b) don’t want to spend loads of time and energy on every thing you share in public. Well, great news, there’s done-for-you templates that will save you hours of time, and they can easily be edited and changed in Canva (no professional design software or skills required!).

We’ve all seen that person who shares the most amazing results and glowing words from their clients, and, be honest, doesn’t it make you want to hire them? Damn straight it does! I want you to be able to share the same thing in your business, so today I’m going to teach you how to get good testimonials for your health business.

Why are testimonials treated like solid gold in business? It’s called social proof, and something clicks in our brains that if someone else got those results, we can, too. I don’t know about you, but there’s been times when I didn’t even need something that someone was selling, but they share a great testimonial and I’m like … hmm, maybe I DO need that thing? And I don’t succumb to peer pressure very easily. That’s the power of the almighty testimonial.

Not only is a good testimonial perfect for sharing on a sales page, but also on social media, especially when you’re launching.

The problem is that trying to get good testimonials from your clients can feel like pulling teeth.