My latest organizer interview is with Janet Ireland of Space For Change in North Bay, Ontario, Canada. Janet is a Trained Professional Organizer, member of Professional Organizers in Canada (POC), and Certified Supply Chain Management Professional through the Supply Chain Management Association of Canada (SCMA). Janet, what made you decide to start an organizing business? As I was preparing to…
When I launched Your Organizing Business, it was a standalone blog. A few years later, I incorporated it into my main website, OrganizedAssistant.com. Since then, I’ve been pleased to make Your Organizing Business into a valuable resource for readers both inside and outside the organizing industry. The downside is that there’s so much content here that it’s overwhelming. Even I…
I’ve recently had the privilege of creating unique WordPress websites for three distinctly different Canadian clients, and I’m excited to share them with you today. Caldwell Evolution Inc. I began working with Carolyn Caldwell several years ago, when I designed a WordPress site for her organizing business, Wellrich Organizers (now Altered Organization, and soon to be redesigned). Carolyn is involved…
Jan Lehman contacted me last fall to discuss some content and design changes for her Can the Clutter website. The site was very narrow by today’s standards, forcing visitors to scroll to read even short blog posts. In addition, she was no longer happy with the bright colors. Jan’s original designer had created her custom WordPress theme in a way…
It’s been a while since I shared any of my website projects with you, but it’s not because I haven’t been busy at work! Although I’m best known for creating websites for professional organizers, I work with a wide range of solopreneurs. Over the past couple of years, I’ve designed websites for three women from the health and wellness industry, which…
It’s no longer enough just to have a website. Trends are changing constantly, and it doesn’t take long for your website design to look dated. Even if your prospective clients don’t know or care about what’s in style this year, if your website doesn’t project your professional image and your personal brand, it’s not going to be effective in attracting…
If you’re bilingual or multilingual, letting potential clients know you can serve them in their own language can give you a significant edge over your competition. Diana Vela and Heather Shute did this by creating a Spanish page on their Moving On Organizing website. The ability to serve clients in their own language can be a valuable selling point. Click…
When potential clients contact me about creating a new WordPress site, the two most common questions I hear are: How much will it cost? How long will it take? To estimate the cost, I start by asking a few questions of my own: How many pages of content do you need? Do you intend to blog? Are you looking for…
