This past summer I had the pleasure of working with Priscila Espinosa of SproutChange creating a Squarespace website for her business. It was a wonderful experience getting to see her passion for health and natural living. SproutChange is a movement dedicated to helping others introduce using food for healing.

In today's culture, the internet has become a key tool in figuring things out and staying connected. So you might be asking yourself, “Do I need a website for my small business?” Today, I thought I would share 3 reasons why having a website for your small business is essential.

Whether you are writing to increase your SEO for your business website or just writing for fun,  if you are a beginner and want to get your stuff out there, it's important to set up your blog so that others can find things easily. I thought I would share with you blogging for beginners in a quick guide!

It can be discouraging when you've worked so hard to create a website for your business and hardly anyone is viewing it. You might start to question if your new idea or venture is even worth it. But do not fret! Sometimes all your business needs are the right people seeing your stuff and then bam! But how do you find those people?

You need to make a website. Like now. Where do you start? Do you hire someone? Is DIY more your thing? As a photographer, I've needed a place to showcase my work since day one. I've tried a few different platforms and several attempts.This is in no way a sponsored post but I wanted to share with you 5 reasons why I use Squarespace for all of my online needs.

A web designer is someone who wraps up your dreams in a pretty package on the internet. There are so many things that go into making a site perfect. We all know that looks are important, but so is communication and easy to use navigation. A web designer spends hours researching and thinking about better ways to make the online experience more enjoyable. They live and breathe it. Kinda like how you might live and breathe your products, services or blog.