Introduction to my new website!

 Many of my regular readers will now know I have moved to a new website, which is very exciting as it opens up a lot more opportunities to grow the blog. You can visit my new website by clicking here. 

In this blog I want to share with you two things:

1. How can I subscribe to receive the different resources and content 'Life with Helen Johnson' provides? Including a breakdown of what's included. 

2. How do I navigate around the new website?


1. How can I subscribe? 


You can type in your email and click the arrow on the right, this will provide you with the various options for subscribing to my content. This will ensure you never miss content that I publish.




Once you click the arrow you will receive this pop up. This allows you to either pay £1 /month or £10 /year if you click 'Yearly'. Alternatively you can click the 'Free' button and receive certain content completely free.






What's included in both a paid and unpaid subscription? 

If you join the free subscription you will receive the following:

- Two blogs per week (Monday and Thursday at 11am BST)

- Two e-books per year

If you join the paid subscription you will receive the following:

- Everything included in the free subscription

- An extra four e-books per year

- Bi weekly newsletters (with more personal updates)

- Opportunity to participate in regular giveaways


2. How do I navigate around the website?

On the top left you will find an easy way to access my free E Books. You will also find an 'About' section where I share a little about me, with some pictures. You will also find an 'E Books' section devoted to all the E Books I write.


On the top right you will see a 'search' function. Every blog I write I add key words such as 'marriage', 'health', 'family' etc. You can use this search function to search for key words to access all the blogs relating to that topic.


You can see all my latest posts, this shows the latest three blogs I've written. You can also access my Instagram in the 'Let's connect' section.







If you scroll down the website you can also see the most recent six blogs I've written. As mentioned above, if you'd like to explore older blogs this can be done by searching a topic.










I hope this blog has been helpful in letting you know what you can subscribe to, and also how to work your way around my new website. The more the website grows, the more I hope to provide. This website is based around creating helpful resources for your day to day life, whether that's through blogs or E Books. If you are a regular reader than I'd kindly request the following, that you subscribe so you can receive emails (this will really help my website grow), and secondly that you share my website with one or two friends. Thank you for being a reader of my blog, I truly appreciate it. 



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