Good Maven

06/08/2020

Before I design a website, I find out what the audience is looking for. Facebook is a powerful place for research and discovery, and almost nobody is doing this. Everyone is talking over each other, which makes it easy to pull valuable insights out and use them to create winning websites. Book a call to learn how: https://calendly.com/mavn

06/08/2020

Second-act. Third act. Stop thinking it's too late and start becoming the person you want to be.

06/03/2020

You think you don’t need a website and you’re right. You also don’t need a car—but that might mean you’ll need a new pair of walking shoes 👟
So maybe you have a website. Great, check that off your list. Next. But then wait—something happens like, oh let’s just be crazy and imagine some Pandemic happens ( totally unrealistic I know 🤣)
But you can’t change your website because your web developer is too busy making masks
Or maybe they changed careers and now they own a flower shop 🌺
Well you just have to suck it up right?
Not anymore. Your website is an extension of you and your business. Not having a good website that you can manage is a liability—especially when things change on the fly.
Get empowered—get a great website by Good Maven 🙏

06/02/2020

Want to Create A Website That Converts?

A beautifully designed website is wonderful—but, you can get a beautifully designed website that actually converts. I’ll show you how.

Time for you to show the world your spark.

The Good Maven program is about building a Squarespace Website that becomes the command center of your business. You will learn how I create websites that build upon the stunning designs of Squarespace and incorporate proven user experience strategies that the most forward-thinking companies in the world use.

From the time I made my first website back in 2007, I've leveraged the power of an online presence to connect with the right people and grow a thriving solo-career. If you’re determined to make working for yourself work, then this workshop is going to show you exactly how to create a website that positions you in your market and empowers you to grow your influence.
Contact: www.goodmavendigital.com

About Emily

Founder of Good Maven 4x Bestselling Author and Award-Winning Designer Emily Anderson’s work has been featured in the New York Times, HGTV, NPR, CBS, Apartment Therapy. Before launching a solo-career 10 years ago, Emily ran marketing and branding for Martha Stewart and Donna Karan which is where her passion for helping women thrive online began.

05/20/2020

If your business doesn’t have a website, your business will soon be out of business.
Bill Gates said that and right now it’s even more true
If you think getting a website is hard you’re wrong—every year it keeps getting easier and more affordable
As a solo entrepreneur myself I can show you how to get your website and start having it do the hard work for you in less than a month.
Schedule a complimentary 15 minute call with me today

Thanks for reaching out. Pick a time that works for us to speak. I look forward to it! Emily

03/08/2020

Here's why you want to stop rushing out and creating online courses...how can you compete with
Here's a story...
Protagonist:
Time: Circa 2005
Setting: NYC
Plot: Inveterate marketing executive at Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia has recently made the decision change her career, she discusses moving into the Editorial department of the company and applies for editorial roles at other magazines.
Scene: Our Protagonist is in the middle of a job interview for an editorial role at a major lifestyle publication. Here Interviewer is a Senior Editor.
Senior Editor (reviewing Protagonist's portfolio): So is this editorial or advertising work?
Protagonist: I worked with both Editorial and Advertising, so some of each.
Senior Editor: But do you have actual Editorial experience?
Protagonist: Crickets
Scene.
I couldn't get a magazine to hire me for an editorial job b/c I was forever branded as a member of the marketing/advertising team (Editorial often looked down upon us "revenue generators")
I found it equally challenging to get freelance writing jobs writing for magazines...
BUT I used the digital tools and the online platforms available...at the time...
What did I do? How did I get magazines to not only publish my writing, but to feature me and my books in their magazine?
You can read the story right here....
https://goodmaven.co