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People buy from people, not businesses. Especially in the wedding industry where couples can work closely together with vendors for over a year.
So why are you making it hard for couples to connect with you on your website? And to be clear, I’m not talking about putting up a photo of you with a blurb that reads like a dating profile or resume.
Today, I bring on Katy Taylor Jacobson to share what mistakes she sees on About pages - and what to do instead, so you can attract more ideal clients to your inbox.
Because, well, don’t we all want that right now?
By Sam Jacobson with Ideaction5
6060 ratings
People buy from people, not businesses. Especially in the wedding industry where couples can work closely together with vendors for over a year.
So why are you making it hard for couples to connect with you on your website? And to be clear, I’m not talking about putting up a photo of you with a blurb that reads like a dating profile or resume.
Today, I bring on Katy Taylor Jacobson to share what mistakes she sees on About pages - and what to do instead, so you can attract more ideal clients to your inbox.
Because, well, don’t we all want that right now?

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