👩‍💻 Small Tweaks, Big Wins: Website Fixes for Time-Strapped Marketers ⏲️

04/09/25 • 10 min

You don’t need a total website overhaul to boost performance and drive more conversions — just a few smart tweaks. In this episode of Kids, Chaos, and Killer Campaigns, we’re diving into 5 easy, high-impact website optimizations that even the busiest parent-marketer can handle.

From faster load times to scroll-stopping CTAs and snack-sized forms, we’re talking practical changes you can implement today — no coding required. Plus, we’re pairing each tip with real-life #momlife moments (because let’s face it, running a website is a lot like getting a toddler out the door).

🎯 Learn:

The secret to site speed (and where to find it)
How your CTA should scream louder than your kids at snack time
Why shorter forms = higher conversions
How to make your content actually readable
The magic of trust-building social proof

Subscribe, review, and share with a fellow marketer-parent who's ready to boost their site without losing their sanity.

🎯 Learn:

The secret to site speed (and where to find it)
How your CTA should scream louder than your kids at snack time
Why shorter forms = higher conversions
How to make your content actually readable
The magic of trust-building social proof

Subscribe, review, and share with a fellow marketer-parent who's ready to boost their site without losing their sanity.

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This is your permission slip to pause, breathe, and realize that you’re doing way more than enough. Whether you're working from the couch with a sniffly kid or hiding in the bathroom for 5 minutes of peace—we see you.

Perfect for:
– Working moms in marketing
– Digital marketers balancing parenting + career
– Anyone who’s ever sent a campaign email mid-meltdown (no judgment here)

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Kids, Chaos & Killer Campaigns - 👩‍💻 Small Tweaks, Big Wins: Website Fixes for Time-Strapped Marketers ⏲️

Transcript

Welcome back to Kids, Chaos, and Killer Campaigns. If you're a busy marketer trying to juggle projects, business goals and deadlines, and helping your kids learn to tie their shoes, their ABCs, or do that volcano project for school, you probably don't have time for a massive website overhaul. And the good news is, you don't need one. improve your website's performance. It's like when my daughter was struggling to sleep through the night. We didn't do a full bedroom makeover or a full bedtime over