Do you want your website to make more money for your business? Today’s guest has tips to take your brand and website to the next level. Danielle Connor is a website designer who works with female business owners to create sites that convert.
This episode is jam packed with tangible tips to improve your website, along with tips for staying true to your brand and allowing your brand to evolve with you. Plus, she touches on how to step into the CEO role of your business instead of treating yourself like a solopreneur, and how your website can do the same.
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- Website: danielleconnor.com
- Instagram: instagram.com/danielle.a.connor
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- Website: podcast.honeybook.com
- Instagram: instagram.com/honeybook
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