Website Girl just launched a 70-page website, and you really thought she wasn't gonna make it the biggest fucking deal ever?

I'm breaking down every single page on my brand new massive website (yes, all 70 of them), explaining why I decided to do this in the first place, and teaching you exactly how to DIY your own website copy.

Fair warning: I'm about to yap for a while. But if you skip to the DIY section (use the timestamps!), you're gonna miss some important shit about buyer journeys, keyword strategy, and why your website probably needs more pages than you think.

TOPICS & TANGENTS

— Why Website Girl decided to relaunch a perfectly good website

— The 70-page breakdown: core pages, shop pages, freebie pages, and all the hidden backside pages you didn't know you needed

— How good websites make you money and bad websites cost you money

— The praise folder that'll save your ass when you're stuck writing about yourself

— The "if you give a mouse a cookie" approach to planning your website pages

— Why you need to stop writing your website in order

POINT OF THE STORY

Your website is your 24/7 salesperson, your education hub, and your chance to show people how cool you actually are. Set a finish line date, do the easy stuff first, lean on what people already say about you, and get the damn thing done.

GIVEAWAY

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