Are you a creative entrepreneur, wedding pro, or service-based business owner who feels like your website isn’t doing your brilliance justice — this one’s for you.

In today's episode of Leading Her Way, we dive deep into what actually makes a website profitable (spoiler alert: it's not just pretty pictures). Emily Foster of Emily Foster Creative shares how she helps creative service providers in the wedding and hospitality industry design websites and brands that work.

From identifying your ideal client to understanding what your website needs to say (and what it shouldn’t), this conversation is packed with the kind of real-world, revenue-boosting advice most designers don’t tell you.

Plus, she’s gifting you two powerful free resources to take action today (linked below)!

3 Takeaway Actions You Can Start Now:

1. Download the Brand Clarity Workbook
   Before you build or rebrand anything, you need to understand your ideal client and the transformation you offer. Emily’s workbook will help you get clear on your message, audience, and what makes your brand magnetic.
   👉 Grab the free Brand Clarity Workbook
2. Audit Your Website with the Elevated Website Checklist
   Don’t guess what’s working. Use Emily’s proven checklist to ensure your site is aligned with your goals and optimized for user experience.
   👉 Get the Elevated Website Checklist
3. Update Your Instagram Bio for SEO
   Quick win: Add your niche and who you serve directly into your IG bio. This small change increases discoverability and helps your dream clients say, “Yes, she’s for me.”

Ready to take your brand seriously?
Follow and connect with Emily to start building a brand that reflects your genius and sells while you sleep:

• 💻 Website: emilyfostercreative.com
• 📸 Instagram: @emilyfostercreative
• 📘 Facebook: Emily Foster Creative
• 💼 LinkedIn: Emily Mae Foster

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