ShowIt! It's the platform all the cool creatives are using, and once you start using it too, you’ll totally see why. Drag-and-drop, endlessly flexible, and easy to update yourself. (I always say: if you can get around Canva, you can definitely handle ShowIt.) 

I handle the foundational SEO stuff on every site—proper heading structure, SEO-friendly page titles, clean meta descriptions, and proper slugs. Basically, everything your site needs to get indexed cleanly and not work against you. What I don't do is advanced keyword research, SEO copywriting, or long-term SEO strategy, because that's a different skill set entirely. 

(That said, I've got a killer referral list if you want someone to handle the deeper SEO stuff before and/or after we work together on your beautiful new website!)

I don't, but you've got 2 options.

1.) You can hire a professional copywriter to write your website copy before we begin—I always love that and I’ve got some amazing copywriter referrals. Start here for the best of the best. OR!

2.) You can DIY your copy with my guidance. I won't write your copy for you, but after 220+ published websites, I also know a thing or two about copy—so I can absolutely help you structure it. As I’m designing, I’ll build sections with placeholder prompts, make suggestions, and guide you on what needs to go where. And once the site is designed, you fill it in. (Most of my clients who are DIY-ing their copy say it's way easier to write it into their design than into a blank Google doc.) 

Depends on what you mean by e-commerce! If you're a service provider who also sells digital products, courses, or templates, we can totally set that up—I'll connect checkout pages from Thrivecart, Flodesk Checkout, or whatever other checkout software you use to your ShowIt site.

But if you have a fully product-based business (like, you're selling clothes or candles or skincare with 10+ products), ShowIt isn't the best platform for that—Shopify is! And in that case, I can't help.

Very. I always build custom sections wherever the design calls for it, which means most of my sites end up being essentially half-custom anyway. I treat templates as starting points, not limitations. 

Totally doable—we’ll just extend the timeline to accommodate. Same process, just a slightly longer runway.

Sparingly. Because of how much I truly customize website templates, most businesses don't need a from-scratch build (no matter how established you are or how weird your business is). But some people just want that, and I get it. I take 1–2 fully custom projects a year for folks who want to commission something completely ground-up. If that's you, reach out.

You don't need to clear your calendar, but you do need to be responsive. I send you a video walkthrough at the end of each day, and I need your feedback by the next morning so we can keep momentum. This process works because we're both showing up—if you go MIA for two days, the week falls apart.

Yes! At the end of your project, you'll get personalized tutorial videos walking you through your specific site—how to update each page, where everything lives, and how ShowIt works. The goal is for you to feel confident making updates yourself without needing to hire me every time you want to change a sentence. 

That said, some people just don't want to do their own updates, and that's fine too! A lot of my clients hire me once or twice a year for refresh days: new sales pages, design updates, seasonal tweaks, whatever you need. Once we've already worked together, you get a discounted day rate to bring me back in.

Templates! Starting with a solid template instead of a blank canvas gives us structure and momentum so I can focus on the identity-driven, creative, custom parts instead of reinventing foundational layouts that already work beautifully. 

And honestly, I'm just fast. I've done hundreds of these!