Do These 3 Things and I Promise Your Small Business Will Eventually See Results

A simple website strategy for WOMEN-OWNED BRANDS


If you're a female business owner with a website that isn't quite pulling its weight yet, this one's for you. No complicated strategy, no overwhelming to do list. Just three things, done consistently, that will absolutely start moving the needle for your small business.


Optimize Your Website for Conversions

Before you send anyone to your site, make sure it's actually built to convert. A beautiful website means nothing if visitors land on it and don't know what to do next.


Keep your copy short.

People don't read long paragraphs anymore, especially not on mobile. Say what you need to say in as few words as possible and make every word count.


Make your CTA's obvious.

Whether that's booking a service, shopping your store, or joining your email list, your visitors should never have to wonder what to do next. Book now. Shop the collection. Join the list. Make it clear, make it visible by adding atleast 3 per page, and choose ONE next step for each page. 


CHECK YOUR LoadING SPEED.

If your website takes more than a few seconds to load, people leave before they ever see what you offer. Compress your images with a site like Squoosh so they are under 2 MB, clean up unused apps or pages, and test your speed regularly.


Use high quality photos.

I cannot emphasize enough the importance of high quality images on your website. It elicits trust like you wouldn't believe. Blurry or dimly lit photos will cost you bookings and sales. Your visuals are doing a lot of the selling, treat them that way!


Make checkout quick.

The fewer steps between a client deciding to buy and actually buying, the better. Remove any friction you can from your store checkout. This is another reason we LOVE Shopify. It uses ShopPay which is the most powerful checkout experience on the market right now and makes it soo easy to buy.

Write Blogs for SEO, Even If You Don't Think Anyone Reads Them

This one surprises a lot of people. You might be thinking "do people even read blogs anymore?"  Maybe not always. But Google does. And that's the whole point.


When someone types "best products for acne prone skin," "what to expect from a facial," or "how to build a skincare routine for beginners" into Google, you want your website to show up. Check out our friends at SJ Digital Solutions if you are wanting to hone in on your SEO strategy.


Aim for one blog post a week, or at minimum two a month. Write about topics your ideal clients are already searching for like skincare tips, common skin concerns, product recommendations, how-tos, or what to expect from your services. You don't have to be a writer. You just have to be consistent!


Over time, those posts build up and start pulling in organic traffic which are people who are already looking for exactly what you offer and are ready to book or buy.

Use Your Socials to Drive Traffic to Your Website 

Social media is not the destination, your website is. Use your platforms to point people there consistently.


Share your blogs in your stories. Link your products in your posts. Put your booking link, online store, and website in your bio. Every time you post, ask yourself: is there a reason for someone to click through?


Here's why this works: if you've done steps one and two, your website is already built to convert and starting to show up in search. Social just adds another lead source. When someone lands on your site from Instagram or TikTok, they're met with a fast, clear, easy-to-navigate experience that guides them toward a booking, a sale, or a newsletter sign-up, whatever you're prioritizing for your business right now. And that's what we want.

Consistency Is the Strategy

None of these things work if you do them once. But if you commit to all three, a website built to convert, regular blog content for SEO, and social traffic flowing in, you will see results. It just takes time.


Stay consistent. Trust the process. The results will come!

Joelle Riding • May 7, 2026
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