About Us
Life is filled with challenges, and the dawn of a new day poses a new set of challenges.
Creating profitable blogs and building responsive websites has gradually become a pain in the neck for content creators in the digital space.
At one point, I was in your shoes; lots of creative ideas to share but little or no clue on how to properly organize them on the web.
I call these daily challenges “hurdles.
Over the years, I’ve developed and discovered strategies needed to combat different forms of challenges when creating professional websites and growing profitable blogs, leading to the birth of website hurdles.
Website Hurdles is here to guide you on how to build and grow a passive income website from scratch as well as providing you concrete information needed to tackle web obstacles encountered along the way..”
Face behind Website Hurdles
Hello! I’m Stanley
After building a handful of successful websites and playing around with different web tools, I decided to create website hurdles as a means of documenting my steps and approach for newbies and beginners.
I provide in-depth blogging guides for bloggers to help them get past their blogging challenges and feelings of frustration when growing their blog into an online business.
Stanley Udegbunam
Founder & Content Writer
As a DIVI expert, I also provide hands-on web design services to both bloggers to fast-track their blog design phase and brands for higher web conversions.
Through consultancy and blog coaching services, I help you create plans and strategies that’ll help you reach your online business goals in no distant time.
What can I find on this website?
- Up-to-date blogging guide – most likely the best you can find on the web.
- Free resources to improve your blogs and website.
- Actionable SEO tips.
- Weekly blog posts and follow-up articles.
Social responsibility
As an informative platform, we understand the importance of global learning.
That is why we support Afrilly Inititative by our sister site – Afrilcate.com to carry out community projects across developing countries in Africa tailored around sustainable development goals 4 – Quality Education.
You can read more about Afrilcates’ project here
