This is the grand finale of our website series and honestly, it might be the one that changes everything for your teacher business.

Now, I want you to imagine something for a second. You’re at a family event or chatting with another parent in your community, and they say,

“Oh wow, you started a microschool? That sounds amazing! Do you have a website I can check out?”

And your stomach drops a little because… you don’t.

Or maybe you do have one but it’s half-finished, outdated, or just doesn’t feel like you. You open it sometimes, stare at the blank sections, and think, “Where do I even start?”

Sound familiar?

You’re not alone, friend. Every teacher I’ve coached has felt this way at some point. Because building a website feels technical, overwhelming, and sometimes even emotional especially when your heart is in it.

You’ve poured everything into your dream, your kids, your curriculum, your classroom and you want your website to reflect that. But then you get stuck wondering:

What platform should I use?
What should I say?
How do I make it look professional?
And when am I supposed to find time to figure it all out?

That’s why I created something brand new to help you... the Launch Your Website Bootcamp.

It’s a hands-on, done-with-you experience where I’ll walk you step-by-step through creating a simple, professional, 1-page teacher website that tells your story, builds trust, and gets families excited to enroll.

In this episode, I want to walk you through exactly what you’ll learn, do, and create during this Bootcamp because if you’ve been spinning your wheels or second-guessing your website, this is exactly what you need.

Launch Your Website Bootcamp:

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Let's talk about the biggest mistakes teachers make on their websites and, more importantly, what to do instead.

Now, before we dive in, let me just say this: there’s no shame here. I’ve made every single one of these mistakes myself. I know what it’s like to spend hours tweaking colors and fonts or adding tabs until your site looks like a maze—only to realize that parents still aren’t signing up.

You built your microschool or homeschooling business from a place of passion and purpose. But the tech side? The design side? The “how do I get families to actually take action on my site?” side? That part can feel overwhelming.

So in this episode, I want to take the pressure off. We’re going to talk through the most common website mistakes I see teachers make—and I’m going to show you what to do instead so your website feels simple, clear, and ready to enroll families.

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We are diving into one of the topics that I know so many teachers secretly dread about creating a website... writing the copy.

Now I know, you’re a teacher—you write lesson plans, newsletters, and feedback every single day. But when it comes to writing about your business? That’s when things start to feel uncomfortable.

You might be thinking things like:

• “I don’t want to sound pushy or salesy.”

• “I have no idea what to even say.”

• “What if it doesn’t sound professional enough?”

And I get it. Most of us were never taught how to write marketing copy. We were taught how to write objectives, report cards, and parent updates; but not how to write words that connect, inspire, and convert visitors into families who actually enroll.

So in this episode, I want to show you how to make your website copy speak to parents’ hearts... without feeling fake, forced, or salesy. You’ll see that writing your website copy is absolutely doable.

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