Helen

Main Goals :: Olympia + LWBC + Positive Transitions

This page will be your hub for references and links. Anything I’d like to share with you will go here on one tidy page for you to access any time:)

Shop Items Checklist:

1. Who (What) - is the item called/named?

2. What - is it?

3. Why - would you buy it?

4. How - does it work?

5. Specs: size, color, options, etc

6. Multiple photos (show details + item in action)

Shop Includes:

• shipping

• store policies

Resources you may find helpful:

Canva

USPS Postage Calculator

Movavi Video Editor

Video Filming Arm: Grip + Articulating Arm

I found the exact articulating arm setup right here!

Olympia Consulting:

• 3-4 packages

• help clients help themselves by making things digestible

• create application form

• decide on pricing

• share a paragraph about how your specific expertise can guide them

Aesthetics:

• 3 brand colors

• reoccurring rope motif

• replace logo + top line with sticker logo

• find 2 universal fonts

>> Take WP blog page offline

**CONGRATS ON GETTING THE SITE UP!! It really looks amazing:):):)

Other Places to Offer Your WP Packages:

(after your website is finished:) )

Varsity Tutor

fiverr

Take Lessons

Gigworker

Here’s the footer HTML person I used on fiverr. I think I got the ‘standard’ $10 level. Hope he works out for you!

And here’s the person I got the LBWC logo turned into a clear-backed png.

Gumroad Affiliate link here - thanks, you’re the best!

Google SEO + Marketing Certifications

Here is Google Digital Garage which offers a plethora of free courses to learn about SEO and marketing. I am now almost halfway through the very first course you’ll see listed (with the certification) called Fundamentals of Digital Marketing. So far it’s been some fairly obvious things but I am learning too. The course is not too long to take, but implementing a lot of these goals certainly will take some time. I’d be happy to go over some key concepts with you if you’d like:)

There’s also a resource called Grow with Google that you may find helpful. Again, a fair amount of obvious stuff but some good nuggets in there too.

I also just completed the Google Analytics for Beginners course as well which I think is quite valuable. Even though Analytics is not something I reference often, it is a very useful tool.

Here is Google Search Console which goes hand-in-hand with Google Analytics to help understand how your audience found you and a bit about who they are.

This website Answer the Public shows you the exact questions people are looking for online regarding the topics you want to cover. Google Trends also shows popular related topics to whatever you type in as well.