158: 34 Things Your Website Needs Part 1

34 Things Your Website Needs

Part 1

July 19, 2019

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34 THINGS YOU NEED FOR YOUR WEBSITE PART 1

Author websites are important in 21st century publishing. Consider your website your business card to the world. So, what should be on your website? Listen to the podcast to get started.

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Mary Zychowicz

July 22, 2019

I love all of your podcasts! They are so full of information. This topic of Website planning is very timely. I have a website but haven't done anything with it. I am going to start setting goals for my website. Thank you for all you give. It is truly appreciated!

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