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Website Marketing

Website Marketing covers turning visitors into subscribers, customers, or leads — lead magnets, landing pages, email sequences, and the marketing automation running quietly behind a site.

It also covers the planning that comes first (customer avatars, content briefs, conversion audits) and the supporting tools — a simple CRM, case studies, exit-intent popups — that make lead capture actually work. Written for site owners building this themselves rather than hiring it out.

How to Create a Tripwire Offer in WordPress for Beginners

August 5, 2026June 5, 2026 by Etienne Basson
A green price tag with a punched hole and dollar sign representing a low-cost tripwire offer in WordPress

How to build a tripwire offer in WordPress — a low-cost product shown right after signup — with a real comparison of WooCommerce, Stripe Payment Links, and payment buttons for taking the money.

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How to Create a Resource Library in WordPress for Lead Generation

August 5, 2026June 3, 2026 by Etienne Basson
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How to build a WordPress resource library that organises your best guides and downloads into one findable, navigable hub instead of scattered posts nobody rediscovers.

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How to Create a Sales Page in WordPress for Beginners

August 5, 2026June 1, 2026 by Etienne Basson
A filled call-to-action button being clicked by a cursor representing a WordPress sales page built to convert

A sales page has one job: get the reader to buy. Here’s how to build one in WordPress with the structure that actually converts, and what realistic conversion numbers look like once it’s live.

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How to Create a Welcome Email Sequence in WordPress for Beginners

August 5, 2026May 30, 2026 by Etienne Basson
An envelope with a green circular automation loop around it representing an automated WordPress welcome email sequence

Welcome emails average around 50% open rates across industries in 2026 benchmarks, roughly double a typical newsletter’s 20-35% — real numbers behind why this is worth setting up properly instead of leaving subscribers with just a confirmation.

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How to Create a Thank You Page in WordPress for Beginners

August 5, 2026May 28, 2026 by Etienne Basson
A page outline with a green checkmark badge representing a thank you confirmation page in WordPress

A terminology correction worth making: GA4 renamed “conversions” to “Key Events” back in 2024 — “conversion” now specifically means the Google Ads side of things, and marking the thank-you page as a Key Event is the actual current mechanism.

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How to Create a Lead Capture Funnel in WordPress for Beginners

August 5, 2026May 26, 2026 by Etienne Basson
A funnel narrowing down to a green checkmark representing a WordPress lead capture funnel

Build a WordPress lead capture funnel step by step: a lead magnet, dedicated landing page, signup form, thank you page, follow-up emails, and conversion tracking — with the real numbers behind why a dedicated page outperforms a homepage.

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How to Create a Lead Magnet in WordPress for Beginners

August 5, 2026May 24, 2026 by Etienne Basson
A document with an upward green arrow entering it and a plus bonus badge representing a downloadable lead magnet in WordPress

Real lead magnet conversion benchmarks (checklists average 23% versus a 2% generic opt-in) and how to build one in WordPress that actually gets used.

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How to Create an Automated Thank You Email in WordPress

August 13, 2026April 5, 2026 by Etienne Basson
An envelope with a checkmark representing an automated thank you email in WordPress

A real before/after rewrite of a generic form confirmation email, the exact smart-tag mistake that silently breaks it, and how to actually verify delivery beyond checking your own spam folder once.

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How to Add an Email Newsletter Signup Form to WordPress

August 7, 2026February 16, 2026 by Etienne Basson
A signup form with an email field and a green subscribe button, representing an email newsletter signup form

Learn how to add a newsletter signup form to WordPress — choose an email marketing service, create and connect a form, place it where it converts, and avoid the most common setup mistakes.

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How to Write Homepage Copy for a New Website

August 7, 2026January 15, 2026 by Etienne Basson
A pen crossing text bars of decreasing width, representing writing homepage headline and body copy

Learn how to write homepage copy that converts. This guide covers how to structure your headline, sub-headline, calls to action, social proof, and core offer sections so visitors understand what you do and what to do next.

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    Toggling the DevTools device toolbar changes the viewport, not the CPU or network. Here's the real gap between simulated throttling, calibrated throttling, and an actual phone on an actual connection — and why INP is the metric that exposes it.
  • Auditing Third-Party Scripts: What to Cut, Delay, and KeepAugust 30, 2026
    A clean plugin list and a caching plugin aren't enough if third-party scripts are still the real Total Blocking Time problem. How to actually find, audit, and decide what to cut, delay, or keep.
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    Palette generators like Coolors and Adobe Color check whether colors look good together. They don't check whether the text sitting on them is readable. Here's how to run both checks properly, with real WCAG numbers.
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    “Add dark mode” is really three different technical decisions. Here's how to pick the right one — pure CSS, plugin, or a hand-built toggle — and the classic-theme constraint most guides skip.

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