September has always felt more like a new year to me than January. Something about the crispness in the air, the return of proper routine, and the very Irish instinct to make a cup of tea and get organised. If you're feeling that same 'fresh start' energy this month, let's put it to good use.
This issue is a short, practical audit you can do on your Kajabi site in about thirty minutes. No rabbit holes, no overwhelm. Just a clear-eyed look at how things are sitting.
How to Do a Kajabi Site Audit in 30 Minutes
Pour the tea. Here are the five checks that matter.
1. Check your website pages
Click through each page on your site as if you're a first-time visitor. Does everything load? Are the links working? Is your pricing still current? Does your 'work with me' page still reflect what you're actually offering?
2. Test your contact opt-in
Go to your landing page or wherever people sign up to your email list. Fill in the form yourself using a test email address. Does the confirmation arrive promptly? Does the welcome email land as expected?
3. Review your active automations
Go to Automations in your Kajabi dashboard. Look at what's active. Are any of them outdated? Do any reference programmes or offers you no longer run?
4. Check your offers and pricing
Look at each active offer. Is the price correct? Is the right product attached? Is there anything you've been meaning to update or retire?
5. Review your recent email broadcasts
Scroll back through the last three months of emails. Is there anything you referenced that's no longer relevant? A deadline that passed, a programme that's now closed?
That's it. Five checks, thirty minutes, and you'll start September knowing your Kajabi site is in good shape. Or, if it's not, you'll know exactly what needs fixing.
