Even if you have past experience with web design or WordPress, if you’re interested in building a modern website you know you need new, up-to-date info. Website Noob is for anyone who wants to know the best practices for starting a website in 2020. 

No. Website Noob doesn’t have a lot of technical instruction, rather its purpose is to start you on the right foot with the core concepts of website creation.

Depending on your general tech savviness, yes. You’ll have all the fundamental knowledge you’ll need to make a professional website. If you require a certain degree of hand-holding when it comes to the internet, you may need more help than what’s in Website Noob. 

You’ll get instant access to a Google Drive folder that you can copy to your own Drive. The Content Vault folder includes templates for your blog posts and sales pages.

Entrepreneurs and business folx who struggle with creating the content for their website pages.

If you don’t feel comfortable writing your own content, then you might consider investing in a copywriter. A copywriter is someone who specializes in writing authentic content for high converting websites. If you’re not in a position to hire this job out, this workbook will help guide you to write better copy.

We believe the Vault will help you get your content marketing in top shape, but if it doesn’t work for you for any reason let us know within 7 days and we’ll refund your purchase.

Due to medical issues, Weekend WP was delayed from launching July 2019. Weekend WP will instead launch September 2019.

At launch, Weekend WP will be priced at $127 for unlimited lifetime access.

Weekend WP only requires a domain, and an active WordPress compatible hosting subscription. One premium plugin upgrade is suggested, but not required to finish the course material.

Estimated yearly cost of running a WordPress website = $265/yr

• Domain = $15/yr
• Hosting = $200/yr
• Elementor Pro (optional) = $50/yr

Weekend WP course = $127

Real Cost = $392