Embedding a Google Calendar into your WordPress site is a great way to showcase upcoming events, improve user experience, and streamline event management. Whether you’re a business owner promoting community events or an individual sharing a personal calendar, this feature is an excellent way to enhance your online presence.
Creating a website for your creative business is more than just a task—it’s a deeply personal journey. Your website becomes a reflection of your passion, your craft, and the dreams you’ve poured your heart into. There is vulnerability and care that goes into sharing your work with the world.
Creating a website for your creative business is more than just a task—it’s a deeply personal journey. Your website becomes a reflection of your passion, your craft, and the dreams you’ve poured your heart into. There is vulnerability and care that goes into sharing your work with the world.
Let’s be honest—those slow seasons in business can feel a bit daunting. But here’s the thing: this downtime can be a golden opportunity if you use it wisely. When client work slows, it’s the perfect time to refocus, build momentum, and create opportunities for your next big wave of success. Here’s 5 ways to make the most of your business’s downtime
What if you could launch a website that feels like you, crafted with care and intention, all in just one week?
Introducing Minimalist Website Templates. At The Good Canvas, we believe that minimal design is the ultimate communicator. And when we say minimal we don’t mean the bare minimum, quite the opposite actually. We mean that each pixel of your site is meticulously designed to be a welcoming and useful place for your visitors to land, without any fluff.
A blog isn’t just a section of your website—it’s a tool for connection, inspiration and growth. This post is for anyone who’s ever wondered if they need a blog and how to make it work without it becoming overwhelming or adding to an already very saturated online world.