Website anti-patterns

Question: What is your website for?

A place to list your skills in hopes of landing a full time job
An outlet for your innermost thoughts, feelings, and opinions
A tool to capture leads and potentially generate new business

If you answered #3, then your site should be bringing in at least a few leads per week. Otherwise, it’s broken.

It might as well be down.

But what can you do to improve your site?

In today’s marathon (2hr 29min!) Tough Love Teardown website review session, we identified a handful of common patterns - and anti-patterns - that you can learn from to improve the effectiveness of your site.

Some of them are so easy to implement that folks were editing their sites on the fly!

Here’s what a few attendees had to say in the chat:

“Brilliant session and great points - thank you Jonathan”
“Thank you for all the helpful feedback! Much appreciated”
“This is so valuable, thank you.”
“Thanks so much for giving of your time and experience this afternoon Jonathan”
“Thank you so much for the feedback Jonathan. Totally agree.”

Watch the replay now before it’s gone:

WATCH THE REPLAY

If you find it helpful, please share with your friends on social media. Cheers!

Yours,

—J

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