Wandersoul

Does your website accurately reflect who you are? As a creative entrepreneur, your website should be just as unique and special as you are.

As we enter the new year, it’s easy to get carried away with the promise of a fresh start and all the possibilities that come with it.

At the end of 2022 I dove DEEP into my values as a person and as a company, so that I could ascertain my guiding light as I continue to build Wandersoul Co as a web development studio AND as I continue to build my own personal brand.

It happens every year around this time. People everywhere take some time for self-reflection and fresh resolutions. For independent business owners like myself, we take time to look back over the closing year to learn from what worked and what didn’t. We set new goals for the new year and use that fresh perspective to spark growth.

Manageable, simple and powerful. These are qualities that I look for in the programs I use to run my business. It’s why I choose WordPress as the tool I use for websites, and the same applies to the other software I use here at Wandersoul Co.

It’s no secret that I prefer WordPress over other popular website platforms! While they each have pros and cons, WordPress checks all the boxes for me and the clients I serve. 

WordPress is the best platform to build a website on. It offers the most range of creativity and functionality. WordPress has a steeper learning curve than Squarespace and Showit, but it’s my choice because it’s powerful and highly customizable.

WordPress is the most powerful and dynamic website builder. In fact, 43.2% of all websites in the world are powered by WordPress. Top websites like Nike and the New York Times all use WordPress. If you work with me, you’ll be joining that impressive statistic of WordPress users!

Have you been considering outsourcing web development in your business? If you want to scale your business, outsourcing aspects of your services is a solid strategy. There are several ways to utilize outsourcing in your day-to-day business.

If you’re a creative business owner, chances are you’ve heard of WordPress. It’s a popular content management system that helps you easily create and manage your website. But if you’re new to the WordPress world, all the terminology can be confusing. Template? Theme? Custom? Custom Code? What does it all mean?!