You’ve put in the work to build something intentional — now let’s make sure you can keep it working for you. This page is here to help you edit your site, track your visibility, request support, or keep growing at your own pace. Take what you need, skip what you don’t, and come back anytime.
Support That Doesn’t Leave You Hanging
Need Something After Launch? I’ve Got You.
post-launch support & Add-Ons
One-time SEO support with keywords, prompts, to skyrocket your rankings!
Therassist SEO Dashboard
Didn’t plan to blog but changed your mind? Let’s get you set up.
Blog Add-On
Book a strategy session to bring immediate clarity to your next steps and business growth!
1:1 Biz Coaching
Need hands-on help? Book hourly design/dev time here.
hourly website maintenance
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Created in collaboration with trusted Showit designers and educators, this FREE resource designed specifically for clients like you. Learn how to make safe edits, how to write and publish a blog post, how to update SEO settings, and how to troubleshoot the most common site issues yourself!
Launch With Confidence Course
browse a growing Video Library of Showit tutorials
What your new website can and can't do for your business
Hipaa-Compliant forms, secure emails, and client portals
Understanding the timeline of SEO results & Growth
how to activate, share, and utilize Google Search COnsole
This is where I unpack the messy middle, between launch and long-term growth. These blog posts offer practical tips, honest reflections, and behind-the-scenes insights to help you keep showing up in a way that feels like you.
Real Talk, Helpful Strategy
It varies but most new websites begin showing up in search within 4–6 weeks, with more accurate rankings and traffic patterns taking 2–3 months or more. If your site is optimized and you’re sharing new content regularly, you’re setting yourself up for long-term visibility. Hang in there — SEO is a slow build, not a quick boost.
How long will it take for Google to fully index my site?
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Yes! Once you’ve received your offboarding email and guide, your project is considered closed unless otherwise discussed. You still have access to all tutorials, files, and post-launch support options — but I’m no longer actively monitoring your website or inbox for updates.
Is my project officially complete now?
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Have Questions?
Great! Your website is designed to grow with you. If you’d like to add a new service, page, or section in the future, you’re welcome to reach out for a custom quote. No need to start from scratch, just build on what’s already working.
What if I want to add a new service or page later on?
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Your site is optimized at launch, but a 5–10 page site can’t compete long-term with a competitor publishing consistent, valuable content. Blogging is the simplest and most effective way to improve your search visibility and build authority over time.
Is blogging really necessary for SEO?
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Nope — Showit autosaves all of your edits and stores a history of previous versions. If I built your site, I’ve also saved a backup copy of your original design at the time of launch. It won’t reflect post-launch edits, but it’s there if things ever go sideways.
Do I need to back up my website?
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It will be, as long as mobile styling is preserved. Showit allows full customization of both desktop and mobile views — which is a gift and a responsibility. If you edit your site later, be sure to check both views and avoid deleting mobile layouts unless you know what you’re doing. When in doubt, duplicate before editing.
Will my site be mobile-friendly forever?
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Most of the images used on your site were sourced from Unsplash, Pexels, or Dupe — all high-quality, free image libraries. You're welcome to explore those same platforms to find photos that align with your brand style and tone.
Where can I find on-brand images to use later on?
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Short answer: I’d love to, just book a Power Hour. After your project wraps, I’m no longer reviewing or monitoring your site unless we’re actively working together. That said, you always have the option to re-engage for feedback, updates, or creative direction.
Can you look at my site real quick and tell me what to fix?
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Yes, the final brand and web files are yours to use freely across your business. Please don’t resell, share, or modify the deliverables for others, but you are free to use everything within your own brand ecosystem.
Can I reuse the design or brand files elsewhere?
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Always post your blog in WordPress, even though your site is built in Showit, your blog content is managed through the connected WordPress dashboard. You’ll find the login link and full tutorial at this link here, hope it helps!
Do I post my blog in Showit or WordPress?
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