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Successfully migrated the entire web design and digital product ecosystem for Liz Mayer Coaching from Squarespace to Kajabi. Rebuilt the main sales website, streamlined course/coaching delivery, and redesigned a seamless, branded client portal.
Platform Migration (Squarespace to Kajabi): Re-architected and rebuilt all public-facing landing pages, sales content, and navigation on Kajabi while preserving brand identity, typography, and visual styling.
Client & Member Portal Recreation: Rebuilt the gated client portal from scratch in Kajabi to host coaching programs, free trainings, and client resources—delivering an intuitive user login experience and unified dashboard.
Sales & Conversion Copy Alignment: Structured key high-converting content blocks ("Create a Life so Good...", "Lead with Authority...") with clear navigation to free resources and login access.
Tech Stack Consolidation: Combined website hosting, email marketing, client portals, and digital product checkout into a single all-in-one Kajabi ecosystem to reduce software bloat and monthly overhead.
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