Roundup of this week's daily Instagram Live Q&A video replays (April 13-17, 2020)
Hi there and welcome back to the SECOND weekly roundup post where I share all the replays of my daily Instagram Live Q&A videos!
If you’re new around here or just catching up, you can read about why I'm starting daily Instagram Live Q&A video trainings to support my audience and web design & SEO clients during the COVID-19 global pandemic.
Make sure you also check out the replay videos for Week 1 right here!
Here’s what you need to know about these daily Instagram Live Q&A videos:
WHERE: on my Instagram profile, @lottieohara
WHEN: Monday-Friday @ 9am PST
WHAT: answering all your website, SEO and online marketing questions
REPLAYS: uploaded onto Youtube channel and also shared here in a weekly roundup blog post
If you have a question that you’d like me to answer during these daily Instagram Lives, you can:
send me an email
send me a DM on Instagram
comment on a Youtube replay video
comment on this blog post!
Alright, I’ve included the replay videos for Week 2 below and I hope you find them helpful. Enjoy :)
Daily Instagram Live Q&A Video for Monday April 13
Sorry gang, Instagram didn’t save my Instagram Live video so I wasn’t able to upload the website to Youtube/my website! Ugh, technology.
Daily Instagram Live Q&A Video for Tuesday April 14, 2020
For the second day in a row, Instagram didn’t save my Instagram Live video so I wasn’t able to upload the website to Youtube/my website! Terribly sorry, for realz.
Daily Instagram Live Q&A Video for Wednesday April 15, 2020
Questions answered during this video:
Which is better, Wordpress, Squarespace or Wix?
How do you sell products on your website? Should I sell directly through Squarespace or set up with PayPal?
Is there a way to approve/see blog post comments before they show up publicly on my website?
Do you use the Squarespace app or do it all on your laptop?
I want to set up a newsletter, is it best to use Squarespace's email campaigns or should I go with Mailchimp?
Daily Instagram Live Q&A Video for Thursday April 16, 2020
Questions answered during this video:
How do you connect Squarespace with MailerLite? Do you use Zapier? It looks like you can only connect 1 mailing list to Squarespace, how do you get around that?
What do i put in the SEO site description?
Is the SEO description different for pages?
How does my site look on iPhone? Pages look weird
Daily Instagram Live Q&A Video for Friday April 17, 2020
Questions answered during this video:
What kind of conversion rate should I aim for with my [digital product] sales page?
How long will it take to grow my email list? / How long until I hit 1000 email newsletter subscribers? / Why isn't anyone signing up for my email newsletter?
Do you use any free or paid SEO tools?
How did you get started with SEO?
What to do if my website traffic has dropped? / Help my website traffic is really low!
Final Thoughts
Thanks so much to everyone who tunes in and watches these daily Instagram Live Q&A videos - or catches the replays! I LOVE all the questions I’ve received so far so keep ‘em coming - email me, DM' me, leave a comment, send a carrier pigeon.
Additional blog post roundups of Instagram Live replay videos:
I’ll be back again next week with even more daily Instagram Q&A Live videos! Monday-Friday @ 9am PST, see you there xo
You can also check out my new Youtube playlist where I’ve uploaded all the daily Instagram Live Q&A videos.
Looking forward to answering all your website, SEO and online marketing questions next week, take care and see you soon!
News flash : there’s a global pandemic going on 😷
At this point, we’re several weeks in and the initial shock over COVID-19 has passed… but now we’re faced with this “new normal” situation and everyone’s doing their best to figure out how to make the most of it. We don’t want to just keep our heads above water - nope, we want to THRIVE during the madness!
This pandemic has brought about a total upheaval of day to day life, as well as business. Literally EVERYTHING has changed - we’re all staying at home, many people are working from home for the first time ever, social distancing is mandatory, and we likely haven’t seen our loved ones IRL in a long time.
Politicians are delivering daily updates that often make our heads spin. Breaking news from the WHO is now required reading. Government alerts are popping off. Our phones are blowing up with notifications of Insta Lives. It’s wild.
We’ve also seen a complete disruption of digital behaviour and the craziest thing is that it pretty much happened over night back in mid-March 2020! People are glued to their screens (phones, laptops, TVs, etc.) and we’re spending more time than ever online …. but not always in the ways that you might expect.
This situation means different things for different people, brands and businesses - and yes, that means your website and it’s traffic are going to look different from what you’re used to.
For some industries, this global pandemic has been a blessing and business is better than ever - Amazon, Netflix and Zoom are booming and stacking mad cash right now.
However, many other industries & niches have taken a major hit. A change in consumer habits has a direct impact on website traffic, organic online searches and even businesses’ bottom lines.
This is particularly true for North American or European-based websites, brands & businesses.
You might have unexpectedly found yourself in this unfortunate situation and maybe you’re freaking out that your website traffic has DROPPED and your business is suffering. If you have, that sucks and I’m truly sorry…. but rest assured that it’s not all doom and gloom! I’m here to help you out as best as I can and reassure you that it won’t be this way forever.
In this blog post, we’re going to go over what to do if your website’s traffic has dropped or taken a hit because of COVID-19.
Whether you’re an independent content creator/blogger, a small business or brand, or a bigger company, I want you to take a step back and look at this drop in traffic & business with clear eyes and your head on straight.
After you’ve read this post, I want you to feel like you have a plan and actionable steps that you can follow to improve your situation, and hopefully boost your website traffic and set your business up for future success.