Sunday Fig is a semi-custom brand suite for photographers and entrepreneurs who want a warm, inviting brand with a nod to luxury. Sunday Fig feels like a slow Sunday morning. Its rich browns, soft neutrals, and a refined serif wordmark make it moody without being heavy and elegant without being stiff. It’s designed for businesses […]
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Sunday Fig is a semi-custom brand suite for photographers and entrepreneurs who want a warm, inviting brand with a nod to luxury. Sunday Fig feels like a slow Sunday morning. Its rich browns, soft neutrals, and a refined serif wordmark make it moody without being heavy and elegant without being stiff. It’s designed for businesses […]
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TL;DR: You don’t need more free time to blog with a full-time job — you need a system for the time you already have. Steal back 15-30 minute pockets (lunch breaks, post-bedtime, commute voice memos, waiting rooms), give each pocket one job instead of trying to do it all at once, and lean on systems […]
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TL;DR: When it comes time to choose a color palette, it isn’t about finding “pretty” colors — it’s about giving every color a job. Grab a primary, a secondary, 1-2 neutrals, and one accent color (that’s it, that’s the whole palette). Use the 60-30-10 rule to know how much of each to use. Start with […]
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TL;DR: Starting a self-hosted WordPress blog will cost you $20–36 to launch (domain + hosting + free email tool), not the $2,000 “guru bundle” everyone’s trying to sell you. Nice-to-have upgrades — templates, stock photos, SEO tools, scheduling apps — can run you anywhere from $50–300/month once you’re actually making money and ready to level […]
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TL;DR: Your website can look cute and still be quietly losing you money. The most common website design mistakes are: unclear messaging, confusing navigation, slow load times, inconsistent branding, weak calls-to-action, text walls, non-mobile-friendly layouts, hidden contact info, generic stock photos, zero social proof, and copy trying to talk to everyone at once. None of […]
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The Quick Answer (TL;DR): No, it is not too late to start a blog in 2026. The blog market has changed, but it didn’t shut down. This means the volume of blogs went up, but so did the demand for content that sounds like an actual human wrote it. The family member ran frantically out […]
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TL;DR: Not knowing the legal stuff doesn’t protect you from the legal stuff — so here’s your no-panic action plan. Get real, attorney-written legal pages (terms, privacy policy, disclaimer, disclosure) linked in your footer, not the free copy-paste kind. Grab a P.O. box for your email marketing to stay CAN-SPAM compliant without doxxing yourself. Get […]
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TL;DR: Went from 699 email subscribers to almost 1,900 in four months — with zero ad spend — by joining bundle giveaways. A bundle is a curated stack of freebies from a bunch of contributors, and when your product’s in one, you get borrowed trust, a warm audience, and a fast-track around the “waiting for […]
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TL;DR: Your brand colors aren’t decoration — they’re doing a job, and most people are picking them like throw pillows (“ooh, pretty!”) instead of like strategy. Up to 90% of a first impression is based on color alone, before anyone reads a single word, so every hue is quietly telling visitors Trust me, buy from […]
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(TL;DR) Showit wins design freedom and blogging (hello, WordPress) hands down. Squarespace wins e-commerce and pricing. SEO is basically a tie between the two. Bottom line — if you’re a creative, service provider, or serious blogger who wants zero limits, pick Showit. Per usual, I’m Team Showit every single time. If you have ever had […]
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