Marketing Rebels: Breaking Business Barriers
Jun 9, 2026 · 28 min · 10 segments
In this episode of Marketing Rebels: Breaking Business Barriers, we dive into the essential pillars of creating a high-converting website and uncover actionable insights for women coaches and…
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Shauna Van MourikHost
Shiva NassiriGuestAnd that's what we want, right? We want to feel just like everything in business is in flow, that we feel aligned and we're showing up in a way that actually keeps our fire burning, not drains it of all of its energy.
So when you're helping people with their brand, where in the conversation does the website usually come up? Because a lot of people these days are asking me, do I even really need one? And I think you and I both agree that it's kind of a staple to owning a professional business.

I think that having a website is so important and honestly one of the key elements to growing that business.

I find a lot of practitioners are afraid to take that step to open up their own space and they start on social media.

But having your own space where you're attracting clients and all that, you're You're creating your own personalized messaging, your copy, and you're creating a curated client journey to simplify the process for someone who's already overwhelmed and needs support from you.
And I think that that client journey is a really important conversation to be had.
And while you can absolutely and should absolutely create a client journey through social media or through email marketing, whichever avenues you're leveraging at this time, it's really important to have a hub, that settled place where people can find you, where you have control of all of the moving pieces.

exactly and you can have a website but if you're not using uh email lists to capture your audience then you're also leaving a lot of business on the table and you're leaving a lot of opportunity for people to get to know you out on the table as well because that's where people are going to really connect with you and see the work that you're putting out and these are the people that are really interested in learning more about how they can work with you
Cause they can, because those are the people who want to dive deeper into your world.
So you've really got to create world that, that catchment where people want to be involved.
Now in the past about different phases of, of website development and the things that are required to make a damn good website.
Can you walk through, let's start with the first part of that and maybe I know that I'll have a ton of questions and I'm thinking in the mind of all of you who have joined us for this conversation today, I will ask whatever questions I know usually come up on my end and then make sure that as we start going through these different sections that you leave comments in our comment section so we can answer them later as well.
If we've missed anything, Because this is a really integral conversation to be a part of.
So Shiva, what's the first part of website development that we need to be considering?
And that's what we want, right? We want to feel just like everything in business is in flow, that we feel aligned and we're showing up in a way that actually keeps our fire burning, not drains it of all of its energy.
So when you're helping people with their brand, where in the conversation does the website usually come up? Because a lot of people these days are asking me, do I even really need one? And I think you and I both agree that it's kind of a staple to owning a professional business.

I think that having a website is so important and honestly one of the key elements to growing that business.

I find a lot of practitioners are afraid to take that step to open up their own space and they start on social media.

But having your own space where you're attracting clients and all that, you're You're creating your own personalized messaging, your copy, and you're creating a curated client journey to simplify the process for someone who's already overwhelmed and needs support from you.
And I think that that client journey is a really important conversation to be had.
And while you can absolutely and should absolutely create a client journey through social media or through email marketing, whichever avenues you're leveraging at this time, it's really important to have a hub, that settled place where people can find you, where you have control of all of the moving pieces.

exactly and you can have a website but if you're not using uh email lists to capture your audience then you're also leaving a lot of business on the table and you're leaving a lot of opportunity for people to get to know you out on the table as well because that's where people are going to really connect with you and see the work that you're putting out and these are the people that are really interested in learning more about how they can work with you
Cause they can, because those are the people who want to dive deeper into your world.
So you've really got to create world that, that catchment where people want to be involved.
Now in the past about different phases of, of website development and the things that are required to make a damn good website.
Can you walk through, let's start with the first part of that and maybe I know that I'll have a ton of questions and I'm thinking in the mind of all of you who have joined us for this conversation today, I will ask whatever questions I know usually come up on my end and then make sure that as we start going through these different sections that you leave comments in our comment section so we can answer them later as well.
If we've missed anything, Because this is a really integral conversation to be a part of.
So Shiva, what's the first part of website development that we need to be considering?
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