Updates from Brandi Bunda

How to Launch Your Digital Product Without Overcomplicating the Tech

Mon, 26 Oct 2026 14:38:00 -0500

Maybe you’ve been spending time in Canva creating a workbook, a guidebook, or a collection of your favorite recipes. Maybe you have a workshop you’re ready to offer or a resource you know would help the people you serve. You’ve put the time into creating something valuable. But then comes the question: How do I actually sell this and get it into someone’s hands?

Refresh Your Website and Make Room for What’s Next

Mon, 19 Oct 2026 09:35:00 -0500

It's time to clear out what no longer serves your business, reconnect the pieces that matter, and start putting your next idea on paper. There is something about walking into a space that has finally been cleaned out and refreshed. You can find what you need. You have room to work. You aren’t looking at a pile of things you meant to deal with six months ago. I want your website to feel that way, too.

Business Ideas for Kids: Finding One to Try: Part 2

Wed, 14 Oct 2026 07:07:00 -0500

When you start talking about business ideas with your kids, the list might grow quickly or your child might look at you and say, “I have no idea.” Both are okay. As adults, we’ve seen more of the marketplace with a variety of businesses, products and services. Kids may not yet recognize all the ways people use their skills to earn money.

Helping Kids See the Possibilities in Their Ideas: Part One

Mon, 12 Oct 2026 11:23:00 -0500

Lately, a conversation with a client has me thinking about something I’m excited to explore… not only with her family, but with my own kids, too. She and her 12-year-old daughter recently attended a leadership and business event together. Her daughter came home inspired, full of ideas, and interested in finding ways to make money.

5 Simple SEO Improvements You May Be Overlooking on Your Website

Mon, 05 Oct 2026 14:56:00 -0500

Last Friday during our Elevate Work Session, a previous client hopped on the call, and we started looking through her website together. What we found reminded me of something I’ve been noticing since getting back into more client website projects: some of the details that are easiest to overlook are also opportunities to improve how people find and experience your website.