Create Your Own Brand Guidelines

Think of it this way: your brand is your online identity.

Your branding influences design choices, messaging, and the overall user experience of your website. I’m talking SEO, photos, fonts, colors, and more. Get access to my FREE branding video series and all accompanying resources, and I'll guide you through the process of defining all of these brand elements so you can put your best foot forward online.

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Google Doc Workbook

Once you go through all the videos in the series, you'll have defined your call-to-action, tagline, keywords, SEO description, bio, photos, fonts, and colors. You might want to take notes as you go! This document will help you do that and will also give you links to any online tools I might reference in the videos. You'll want to go to "File > Make a Copy" of this document (rather than request edit access) so my original file doesn't get changed!
Font Pairing Menu

There are SO many fonts, how are you supposed to pick just 2 or 3!? Let this website-friendly font pairing menu help you get started. Scroll down in the blog post to find the visual menu as well as a drop-down list of all the font names arranged by font style right below it!
Canva Brand Guidelines Template

I've created a custom Brand Guidelines template in Canva specifically for this series. You can access it and customize it with your new brand elements through the link above, all you need to get started is a free Canva account.
PS. I have a video in the series to show you how to most efficiently edit the template, so don't miss that!