Tour 01
The whole house
Most people think they need a website. They don't. A website on its own is a sign on an empty lot.
The hub guide
Twelve one-minute tours of the house.
Before you open your hub, walk through it once. Each room gets a minute: what it is, what it does, and why it lives under one roof with the others.
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Tour 02
The address
Your domain is how everyone finds you. Most people treat it like paperwork.
Tour 03
The front of the house
Your website doesn't need to be finished. It needs to be the front of the house.
Tour 04
The kitchen table
Every house has one room where the real living happens. In your hub, it's the community.
Tour 05
The guest book
Someone fills in a form, buys something, joins your community. Then what? If the answer is "I'll remember," you won't.
Tour 06
The shop counter
You don't need a separate shop, with its own login and its own customer list, bolted onto the side of your house.
Tour 07
The mailbox at the door
Your email address is often the first thing a new contact sees. A free address quietly says you're not quite open yet.
Tour 08
The porch light on a timer
You can't stand at the door all day. That's what a porch light on a timer is for.
Tour 09
The bookshelf
Every post you write on someone else's platform is on loan. It's gone down the feed by tomorrow.
Tour 10
The appointment book
"What time works for you?" "Tuesday?" "How about Thursday?" Four emails to book one call.
Tour 11
The living room
A post is a recording of you. Live is you, in the room.
Tour 12
The builder on call
Do it yourself doesn't have to mean doing it by hand.