303: How Shirley Ansley Grew Her Web Design Business From Side Hustle To Full-Time Career



This week in the guest chair we have Shirley Ansley. In 2015, Shirley went on a journey to start a business and tried to DIY her website only to find out that making your own website is kind of hard. She became instantly obsessed with figuring out how to build a website the right way and along the way found herself starting a business as a freelance website designer.
She ran her business on the side while still working a full time job for almost two years until finally taking the leap. She left her 9 to 5 while three months pregnant with my second child a few months before the pandemic hit.

Today, she is a successful (and profitable) freelance website designer who’s had the privilege of working with award winning podcasts, POC women-led businesses, national organizations and more.

In today’s episode we get into:
– The strategy she used to transition from her job while still growing her side hustle
– How she worked on and improved her technical design knowledge so she could shift from charging $675 for a website to now charging $5000-$10000
– And so much more!

Check out this episode and others on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube

This episode is brought to you by:

Comcast
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Links Mentioned: https://shirleyt.co

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YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/sidehustlepro

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