Virtual Event
Getting the keys to your own website
A live session for Marketing teams who want to actually manage their own site.
You submitted the ticket. Again.
The new campaign launches Monday, and the landing page isn’t live. You sent the request last week and it’s stuck in the IT queue. The developer’s booked through the next sprint. Sound familiar?
Save your spot
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
12:00 p.m. CT
Most websites are built around dev and IT workflows. Marketing teams are left with no flexibility to make changes, which means submitting tickets for changes that could take 5 minutes, waiting on sprints for updates that are already late, and watching campaign timelines slip because the website isn’t built for the people who need to update it most.
That’s a build problem, but it’s fixable. Fixed means your team makes the update, it goes live, and nobody has to submit a ticket or wait out a sprint.
Here’s what you’ll learn
What a Marketing-first website looks like, and why so few companies start there
A framework for auditing your current site: what’s blocking your team vs. what’s just become habit
How to decide whether your current site can be retrofitted or needs a full rebuild
The tech stack, templating, and permissions setup that let non-technical teams make real edits without submitting a ticket
This one’s for Marketing team leaders running lean teams. Come ready to look at your site honestly, and you’ll leave knowing whether to fix it, rebuild it, and where to start either way.
Your website guide
Stephen Brent May
Founder
One Foot Over

