The short answer: you can find a website designer through industry-specific searches, referrals, professional directories, and social platforms… but the key is knowing what makes one truly worth hiring. I say that as someone who has been on the other side of the screen for years. I’m a web designer and SEO strategist, and I spend most of my days working with health and fitness professionals who run their own businesses… but I also partner with folks in all kinds of industries. The one thing...

If you’ve spent more than five minutes on Canva, you know how addictive it can be. You hop on to make one little Instagram post… then two hours later you’ve designed a flyer, a business card, and maybe even a mood board for your dream kitchen. Canva makes things feel effortless. And now, they’ve added a website builder. So… can you build a website on Canva?Yes.But here’s the real question: should you? As a web designer and SEO strategist who works with health and fitness professionals running...

People are searching for meal plans, grocery tips, and answers to “Is this food actually good for me?” more than ever. The problem… there’s no shortage of self-proclaimed “experts” handing out advice on the internet. That’s why blogging is such a powerful tool for credentialed health professionals. If you’re a registered dietitian, nutrition scientist, or other qualified health expert, your voice isn’t just helpful… it’s needed. The internet is flooded with trendy “miracle diets” and...

Well… you are reading a blog right now, so… yes? But I get why you’d ask. Blogging has been around long enough that it almost feels old-school, like skinny jeans or checking your email on a desktop computer. Every time a new platform shows up—Instagram, TikTok, Threads, YouTube Shorts—the “Is blogging dead?” chatter comes back. I’ve been in this online business game for over a decade, both as a blogger myself and now as a web designer and SEO strategist for health and fitness professionals....