OMG this was SO helpful to read! You nailed it! (but I'll still take the quiz). So much of the home page organization and navigation bar and organization of tags for archived articles - I've cleaned this all up this year from the help of Claire Venus (and through her, I found you!). It's so encouraging to see that, even if I don't have any products or services for sale right now, there's still tweaks I can make, like ask people to subscribe! Thanks for the tips!
I employ part of this strategy by frequent guest podcast appearances and blog and magazine articles. But I’m not doing the maximization. As I sit and ponder that, I wonder if I need to write a nonfiction reader hook into my world as well. And that could be a series of foundational Substack articles, as you suggest. I’ve been dragging my feet on starting a Substack (because I do NOT need another thing), but maybe something else needs to go. OR my posting in other social channels becomes a funnel to either my website (where the blog is featured prominently) or my Substack. I have some pivoting to do I think. Good thing I’ve been working on a new website in the background and I’m not done. So I have time to pivot!
OMG this was SO helpful to read! You nailed it! (but I'll still take the quiz). So much of the home page organization and navigation bar and organization of tags for archived articles - I've cleaned this all up this year from the help of Claire Venus (and through her, I found you!). It's so encouraging to see that, even if I don't have any products or services for sale right now, there's still tweaks I can make, like ask people to subscribe! Thanks for the tips!
Yup this is me. Too much content, not enough cohesive structure with a guided path. I feel like this isx an easy and fun fix though!
I agree!
I employ part of this strategy by frequent guest podcast appearances and blog and magazine articles. But I’m not doing the maximization. As I sit and ponder that, I wonder if I need to write a nonfiction reader hook into my world as well. And that could be a series of foundational Substack articles, as you suggest. I’ve been dragging my feet on starting a Substack (because I do NOT need another thing), but maybe something else needs to go. OR my posting in other social channels becomes a funnel to either my website (where the blog is featured prominently) or my Substack. I have some pivoting to do I think. Good thing I’ve been working on a new website in the background and I’m not done. So I have time to pivot!
Amazing! Well, Hapitalist has so many resources on Substack to help, and on then turning that blog into a book. :)
I need to make some cash before I let myself join Hapi. But I’ll be there soon!