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My site has a lot of pages. This is a mostly complete guide to all of them, in narrative form. (Blog posts are here.)

In January 2023 I attended an Offers and Needs market. I think if we all communicated better about what we need, and what we can offer, the world would be a much better place. So I created an offers page and a needs page.

I update them weekly-ish, along with my now page, and my list of current quests.

Similar to the ā€˜offersā€™ page but more targeted is this pro bono services page.

One set of pages I wonā€™t link to here is the customized ā€œthank youā€ pages I make for when people do nice stuff like sign up for my weekly work in progress newsletter or my monthly-ish making sense of the weird present newsletter. (To see the thank-you pages, youā€™ll have to sign up!)

I wrote a book, and Iā€™m chronicling my efforts to get people to buy it on this page. The bookā€™s on Amazon, but Iā€™m curious about the option to sell the next one elsewhere, so I started a list of authors who donā€™t sell on Amazon.

I wrote another book before that one. Full list of books here.

One book marketing tactic Iā€™m experimenting with is guest blogging. For each publication I work with, I create a landing page. Hereā€™s one example.

A future book will be about outreach, and this page is its future home. Iā€™m also collecting outreach scripts.

Iā€™d like to rely on word of mouth marketing for my books and services, so Iā€™m collecting notes on that topic here. Also when youā€™re self publishing, you have to list an imprint in order to buy ISBNs for your book. I called mine Ecru Press after my dumb dog, and gave it a page to make it official.

I host a weekly coworking session, which of course has its own page.

(I used to host more events, and I had a separate ā€˜clubsā€™ page. Then I decided that sounded too elitist, so I renamed it to ā€˜meetupsā€™. But now if you click either of those links they just redirect to the first link in this paragraph.)

Some pages, like the ā€œauthors who donā€™t use Amazonā€ one, are just lists I keep for reference. There are several of these. Like a list of disastrous website redesigns, a list of groundbreaking commercial innovations, a list of good businesses, a list of rejected technologies, a list of tools I use, a list of my affiliate links, and a list of places you can find me on the internet.

Thereā€™s also a list of topics I like to talk about. And a (partial) list of times Iā€™ve fucked up.

Some of the pages on my site are extremely fancy pages that run code. Like my niche generator page, or a page I built that gives you a random icebreaker. (These are among the entries on my page of generators.)

Iā€™ve got a page for all the stuff I offer for free - mostly courses. (Thereā€™s also a free guide to session recordings, and a free audit offer.)

Then there are sales pages for services I provide. Like my Google Analytics 4 page, or my digital gardening as a service page. What else? Coaching. Website audits. Iā€™ve also got a support page.

You can read my sales page template, too. And see a list of audits.

Speaking of work, I have a work page, an education page, and a page that lists every job Iā€™ve ever had. And a page of all the websites I manage. And some website swipe files.

(If youā€™re clicking on the work links, maybe youā€™re trying to decide if Iā€™m competent and trustworthy. I made a page of testimonials that hopefully helps build that case.)

I donā€™t always sell servicesā€”sometimes I just introduce potential clients to smart and helpful people. Thereā€™s a partial list of those smart and helpful people here.

Iā€™ve got a page that lists guest appearances Iā€™ve made on other folksā€™ podcasts and YouTube channels, and I usually make a dedicated page to share with their audience (e.g. my FreelanceU page or my Deliberate Freelancer page).

Speaking of guest appearances, I also have a media page.

I quit social media and made a page about that. Then I missed posting, so I made a page for takes. I also made a page that lists my beefs with Google.

Some other pages that were born in the aftermath of leaving social media: a ā€œletā€™s be friendsā€ link to share with fellow conversion optimization folks, a signup page for my paper-and-snail-mail newsletter.

Want to send me a message? Visit my contact page. (Want to send it encrypted? Hereā€™s my public key.)

Thereā€™s some personal stuff here, like a page about my pets. Some fiction Iā€™ve written. A collection of quotes I like and visions for the future. A list of all the places Iā€™ve ever lived. Weird art that inspires me, and work that inspires me.

I typed all these words myself, and even have a page about that.

Thatā€™s it! Thanks for reading.


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