During this episode, we’re discussing various web design trends coming to light in 2024. Join us as we chat all about the resurgence of early 2000s and 2010s aesthetics in web design, with Y2K elements like glitter text and 3D effects making a big comeback. We’ll also discuss the use of animated typography, interactive storytelling, and the importance of balancing usability with on-trend design styles.

Here at Lucky Night Studio, we totally understand that getting started on your website journey can be daunting, particularly if you consider yourself to be non-techy. That’s why we've created a completely free designer website template tailored especially for female founders using Squarespace. Learn the platform, launch your website and build your brand quickly and easily with this free resource.

In this episode of The Lucky Biz Podcast, we’ll be highlighting the many benefits of controlling your own platform by having a website, the need for clear product descriptions and high-quality images, and the power of emotional selling by focusing on the benefits of the product rather than strictly on the features. Throughout the episode we’ll be stressing the significance of effective SEO practices and how it's crucial to drive traffic to your website, suggesting various methods such as using social media, influencer marketing, email marketing, and paid advertisements.

In this episode of The Lucky Biz Podcast, your hosts Naomi and Louise from Lucky Night Studio (that’s us!) are joined by special guest Ceels Lockley, a business coach and strategist. Join us for this information-packed episode where Ceels shares the importance of niching and specialising in the service provider industry. Ceels chats about the value of creating a focussed legacy in your business and shares that by specialising, you can craft a unique experience for your ideal customers.

Welcome to another episode of The Lucky Biz Podcast, hosted by us, Naomi and Louise from Lucky Night Studio! We begin this episode with a chilled catch-up, discussing our recent life updates, workload, and how we’ve handled occasional business setbacks. We’re introducing a new segment in this weeks episode - a quickfire round of personal questions, covering topics like what we’re watching, reading, or playing, and their favourite memes of the moment.

In this podcast episode, your hosts Naomi and Louise from Lucky Night Studio (that’s us!) are joined on The Lucky Biz Podcast by special guest Marisa Guthrie, an accomplished business coach. Marisa shares her extensive experience as a serial entrepreneur of 26 years and her passion for micro-businesses. Marisa stresses the potential impact of micro-businesses in making a positive difference in their communities and society, and is guaranteed to leave you feeling inspired and motivated!

As far as CMS’s go, you’d be hard pressed to find two more dissimilar than Squarespace and Wordpress. Truly the chalk and cheese of DIY website design. It should be no surprise that when it comes to our favourite, we go Squarespace every time. In this post we’ll be listing out all the reasons why (and there are plenty!) we believe Squarespace is a much better tool for small business owners to use for their websites.

Ready to take your digital business to the next level? Website builder Squarespace offers an array of tools to propel your website and boost the success of your small business. In this digital age, where our attention spans are fleeting and our choices are abundant, keeping organised is the unsung hero of small business success.

In the super exciting journey of running a small business, growth isn't just a goal; it's the very heartbeat that keeps your dreams alive. And guess what, babe? Your Squarespace website holds an unparalleled potential to be the driving force behind that growth by turning curious visitors into loyal customers. These 10 ingenious conversion hacks will be your your guiding light towards website success!

Single page websites absolutely have their appeal. They’re quicker an easier to put together, they usually require much less content and they can feel like a simpler option to web design newbies. Unfortunately, as with all things in life, the easiest path is never the right one. Here’s why…