A checklist for every post
The important pieces to include before you hit publish, from your title and headings to links and a clear next step.
10 blog ideas you can use right now
Ready-to-use ideas you can customize for your own business, expertise, and market.
A simple way to choose better blog topics
Start with your services, locations, and the questions your couples are already asking.
what you'll find in the guide
You’re busy serving clients, answering emails, managing weddings, and running a business. So even when you know blogging could help more couples find you, actually sitting down to write one keeps getting pushed aside.
The Blogging Starter Guide gives you a simple place to start, with a better way to choose topics worth writing about and turn them into posts that support your business.
You know you want to blog. Finding the time, and figuring out what to write, is another story.
What's inside
One strategic post could make its way to page one of Google and be the reason a couple searching for a wedding pro like you lands on your website.
It's a long game, but you have to start somewhere.
I know what it’s like to spend all day creating for your clients, only to remember there’s still a blog sitting on your website that you haven’t touched in months. I’ve been there.
I spent 20 years in the wedding industry and ran my own floral studio in one of the most competitive wedding markets in the country. I was the one keeping up with the website, trying to blog, showing up on Pinterest, serving my clients, answering emails...all of it.
Now I get to help wedding pros with the stuff I used to struggle to keep up with myself. And I’ve seen firsthand what can happen when blogging is done with intention, including posts making their way to page one of Google.
That’s why I created this guide. To make getting started feel a whole lot easier.
I'm Kelli.
Website Designer. SEO Strategist. Former Wedding Florist.
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