Question of the Week
Website Strategy & Small Business Tips
Running a small business or nonprofit means wearing a lot of hats, but sometimes the one marked “Marketing & Website Strategy” feels particularly tight. That’s why I started Question of the Week, a weekly video series where I answer real questions from business owners, marketers, and creatives about websites, design, SEO, or branding. These quick videos offer actionable website strategy tips designed for small business owners who want to attract more clients, build trust, and grow.
Whether you’re building your first website, planning a redesign, or just wondering why your homepage isn’t converting, this series is for you.
New videos drop weekly, and you can ask your own question of the week — or follow along on LinkedIn and YouTube.
How do you deal with failure?
Failure’s part of the process, especially when you’re running a business. In this video, I share how reframing failure has helped me grow, both as a web designer and a small business owner.
How to overcome creative block?
Creative block happens to everyone. The trick is knowing how to move through it. In this video, I share five practical ways small business owners and creatives can get unstuck and spark new ideas.
What’s the #1 marketing automation tool every small business needs?
A solid CRM isn’t just for sales teams. It’s one of the smartest tools a small business owner can use. In this video, I break down what a CRM is, why it matters, and how it can simplify your client management and follow-up.
Is building your own website really the cheapest option?
DIY might save you money upfront, but hidden costs add up fast in time, energy, and missed opportunities. In this video, I explain why “cheapest” doesn’t always mean “smartest” when it comes to small business websites.
How to avoid tool FOMO in a sea of new teach?
With shiny new tools launching daily, it’s easy to feel like you’re falling behind. In this video, I share how I decide which tech is actually worth adopting, and how small business owners can protect their time and budget.