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@MaryEllen Ward Hey MaryEllen, haha, glad you’re loving it! 💥 To turn it off, just click on the button—that should mute it. Let me know if you don’t see it! I do use GHL, but this can be integrated into any type of website. We can directly add the iframe code I created, so it works seamlessly wherever needed. And yeah, the crickets are just a subtle way to indicate it’s still active without being intrusive. I can tweak the speed too if needed—let me know what you think after using it more !

@MaryEllen Ward Got it! The lag time might be due to your connection, but I’ll also check on my end to make sure everything’s running smoothly. If it happens again, let me know—I can optimize it further! Appreciate the feedback!

Hey Michael! For more complex projects, ClickUp and Notion have been great for organizing tasks and collaboration. What specific features are you looking for in a project management tool?

vis, my guy, you just exposed every freelancer’s nightmare—being great at web design but feeling like a total noob at sales. Welcome to the struggle, where getting clients is harder than actually building their websites. Cold calling? Bro, unless you enjoy getting ignored faster than a spam email, that’s rough. Outbound works, but only if your pitch doesn’t scream “Hey, random stranger, wanna buy my stuff?” Inbound? That’s the dream—clients magically sliding into your DMs because they love your work. But for that, you gotta flex that portfolio like it’s your gym gains, post valuable content, and maybe run some smart ads (not the “I make websites, hire me” kind—nobody cares). And niche? Pick one, master it, and own it. Jack-of-all-trades freelancers end up looking like confused waiters—“Uh, I can do anything, what do you need?” Nah, specialize, show results, and watch prospects start chasing you.

Rowela, you’re out here looking for the holy grail of website builders—free, functional, and not Wix. That’s like asking for a luxury car that runs on good vibes and wishes. I respect the hustle, though. You’re on a budget now but already planning your glow-up with Wix Studio when the cash starts flowing—manifest that success! If you're serious, check out Carrd for simple one-page sites, Framer (they have a free tier), or WordPress.com (but good luck dodging their upsells). Also, Webflow has a free plan, but they’ll hold your domain hostage until you pay up. In the meantime, just don’t fall for those “completely free” builders that slap a domain like rowela-bestsiteever123.weirdplatform.com on your masterpiece. Stay smart out there! 🚀😆