Should you niche down and possibly limit yourself from getting more clients, or should you be a generalist and not be perceived as an expert in any field? This is the first and arguably the most important decision you'll make for your web design business. The one thing you should NEVER do is be a complete generalist. Meaning offering any type of web design service to any type of business with any tool. - You wouldn't bring your Ferrari to a general mechanic who works on Fords or Toyotas) Not only will you overwhelm yourself but you'll be fighting for low paying clients. A niche doesn't have to mean "Dentists" or "Roofing Companies". It can also mean being a "Webflow Expert" which would be the tool you use. Or it can be "Highly Converting Landing Pages" which would be the service. But niching down in any way will be VITAL to charging more for your service as (and this is important), you'll be able to offer more VALUE to your clients! With that in mind I would love to know 👇 (tell me in the comments) 1️⃣ What niche have you chosen 2️⃣ Why did you choose that niche P.S. If you're struggling to choose a niche let me know in the comments and I'll try and help you! P.P.S I'll be covering Niches in more detail in the FULL MINI COURSE releasing next week on YouTube with a complete Step-By-Step Document! P.P.P.S You can also check out this video where I go over how you can find your ideal Niche: #4. Niche Selection

Can you still build a Profitable Web Design Agency in 2025? - Are there enough businesses to sell websites to? - Is there too much competition (other web designers) - And is AI taking over our jobs? Find out in the video and make sure to stay for the Goal Setting (Mindset) section which is super useful! 👉 Comment on the video and I'll help you with any questions you have!

Does anyone hear have suggestions on how to track conversions on a site? I know the fundamentals for the conversion design but unsure how to track? Is Google tag any good? Can I track my clients conversion rates on my own account?

As Web Designers we need to have a website (I don't care what other people or gurus say - If a web designer doesn't have a website, then how'd you expect a client to trust that you can actually design and build a website). Let's see them in the comments 🔥

I've been looking into the different options and I think that using Figma and Framer together is best for me. However, I don't really understand the process. Should I only do the design in Figma and then make it responsive and animate in Framer. Or should I do everything in Figma and just copy paste it using a plugin? I'm a complete beginner to making websites and don't understand how this works. If someone could explain the process to me I would be so thankful🙏