Website 101: what you need to say and how to say it

Freelance translators: is your website (or lack of) giving you a headache?
Getting your first website up and running can feel daunting (or expensive). But websites matter. A great website helps a small business owner by:
✨ Boosting visibility
✨ Strengthening your credibility
✨Showcasing what you do and who you do it for

Get your website from “to do” to done.
Join Beth Rawlins, a web designer, and Bex Elder, a website copywriter and translator, as they explain:
✨ what web pages you need (site map)
✨ what you need to say (effective messaging)
✨ how to look good (visual design)

Join us with your questions, notebook and a cup of tea.

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Speaker bios:

Bex Elder
Bex is a freelance French and Spanish to English translator and copywriter, specialising in marketing and creative texts. Bex graduated from Heriot-Watt with a 2:1 in Interpreting and Translating in 2017 and has been working as a freelancer since then. From a business perspective, Bex is passionate about helping other small businesses smash their goals by creating web copy and translations that people actually want to read. When she’s not working, Bex loves reading, running (sometimes!), playing board games, cheering on the Scottish rugby team, and trying out new gins.

Beth Rawlins
Beth is a web strategist and consultant who helps service businesses get more leads and enquiries from their website. She’s also founder of Pie Heart Studio, where she heads up a small team providing website redesigns for ambitious business owners. Beth is a digital nomad, musician and ex-chef, who now runs her business remotely whilst avoiding the British weather in sunnier European countries.

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