As a freelance website designer, I've chosen Weebly as my platform of choice. 

Weebly is easy-to-use with its drag-and-drop builder, but the main reason I use it is because it allows me to create beautiful websites that are mobile-friendly. 

Here a five examples of websites I've created in Weebly for solopreneurs and small business owners like you. 

Weebly has done a great job of making it easy for small business owners to create an SEO friendly website that Google will love. You just need to know what information goes where. This guide will show you exactly how to set up one important part of that: how to update the Title Tag in Weebly.

The Title Tag is one of the meta tags. It is the text that shows up on the Google search page in blue (though since I've clicked on my link before, it's showing up as purple). Mine currently says Ready Set Go Website Design. 

That's not ideal though. 

It's better to have keywords in your Title Tag, for every page on your website. 

It doesn't help me to have the name of my business as my Title Tag unless someone is specifically searching for my business. What's better is to have keywords in that Title Tag. 

Weebly makes it very easy to update your Title Tag. But first, a few things to know about Google.

I absolutely LOVE figuring out how to add different features into my Weebly websites. One website I finished recently was for a fellow doTERRA friend. She teaches these amazing mini-courses on essential oils and posts those classes on Eventbrite. I figured out how to embed the feed from her Eventbrite profile onto the Learn page of her website. Now visitors can go directly from her website to register for a class on Eventbrite. There's no updating for my friend to do on Weebly. It just automatically updates based on what classes are upcoming on her Eventbrite profile. I can see this feature being useful for my musician friends, estate sale friends, and more! Let me know if you'd like to discuss learning how to tie Eventbrite into your website.