EP176 – Prepping Your Clients for Their Web Content

You’re hired to build a website. Maybe it’s in WordPress or Squarespace. The client pays you. You ask for the content. Now what?

Regardless of the tool, Wix, Squarespeace, WordPress, ClassicPress, you still need content. You may be using a JAMStack over Larvel. Heck, you could be doing it in FrontPage. You still need words.

Words come from clients. Clients need a website. They don’t have words. What do you do now?

Jason and Bridget talk about how you can get the content from your clients, or, better yet, outsource your content writing and include it in your contract.

Copy Bridget’s Website Questionnaire to your Google Drive to make in-house content generation easier!

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Jason Tucker @jasontucker
Bridget Willard @bridgetmwillard

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4 responses to “EP176 – Prepping Your Clients for Their Web Content”

  1. Check it out –
    EP176 – Prepping Your Clients for Their Web Content wpwatercooler.com/wpblab/ep176-p…

  2. This is going to be a great show! Am holding off dinner until it’s over (EU) ????

    @jasontucker and @BridgetMWillard live!

    #websites #content @WPwatercooler

  3. Bridget Willard Avatar

    I have a free (copy to your own G Drive) resource, too.

    bit.ly/BridgetWebQues…

    See you in a couple of hours.

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