kathy-o 0 Posted October 18, 2019 Hi! I have an existing page, http://Kathy-o.com and am starting a line of t-shirts etc. based on some of my art. I've purchased a domain, http://KickinAss.shop and am trying to decide what my best route would be moving forward. I'm not sure I just want it as part of my Kathy-o page, because the target customer is completely different, and one is more of an e-commerce site. And then again, if I don't need a completely different website, that would be nice too. Delete this message sent from Kathy-O 13mSent Share this post Link to post
jasonbarone 12,804 Posted October 19, 2019 (edited) Yo Kathy-o, what's the goal of the Shop? Does it related to you or the Kathy-o brand in any way? I generally think about it in terms of overall brand. If KickinAss relates to Kathy-o, then I would keep them on the same website. If it's a completely separate brand, then keep them separate. I would remove the fact about it being an ecommerce site and focus more on brand. Edited October 19, 2019 by jasonbarone 🚀Founder at Squarefront, the global community of Squarespace builders. 🎥Documenting the process of building Squarefront on YouTube. 🚗Senior Design Engineer, Design Platform at Uber. 🍕Connect with me on Instagram, Twitter and Linkedin. ❓Need help with Squarespace? I've used the platform for well over 10 years and have helped thousands of businesses, both small and large. Send me an email! Share this post Link to post
kathy-o 0 Posted October 21, 2019 Thanks, Jason. The goal of my shop is to introduce my clothing brand. Not all of my art will be available on my shirts, etc. So, it's not like people who visit my Kathy-o site would say, HEY! I like those flowers so I'm gonna order them on a pillow! Kickin'Ass is more of an independent endeavor with my son that has my art on apparel, etc. I'm not famous or anything, so it's not like my name would drive people to the apparel site. AND, because I have a history in the advertising and design fields, and am an old hat at branding, I'm thinking the two sites is better. I was just wondering if there was a good reason NOT TO, from more of a building perspective. Share this post Link to post
