29/10/2026
When I started Say it with a brand, I could have built a website straight away. But if I’m honest, I’d have struggled to write one that still felt right six months later.
I was already working with clients. I knew how to do the work. What I was still figuring out was who I most wanted to help, what they actually needed from me and what my services should look like. Those answers came from doing the work and having conversations, not from sitting down and trying to write the perfect About page.
And a website wouldn’t have brought people to me just because it existed. At that stage, my energy needed to go into getting visible and building connections.
I know a website is an important part of your digital footprint. For some businesses, especially if people need to buy or book online, it makes sense to have one much sooner. For mine, the time is right now.
My website finally brings the different parts of my business together. It gives people a feel for who I am, how I work and how I can help. I’m bloody proud to see it live, and I’ll keep adding to it and updating it as the business evolves.
Because your website is part of your brand. When someone goes from your social posts to your website, it should still feel and sound like you. That’s the sort of thing I look at with my clients: the whole picture, not one platform on its own.
If you’ve got a website, does it still reflect the business you’re running today? And if you’re thinking about building one, what do you need it to do?
Have a nosy through mine (link in my bio) and tell me honestly: does it give you a clear feel for who I am, what I offer and how I can help you?