1. Include some websites' URLs (addresses) in your brief so that I can have an idea of the kind of design you would like to go for.

2. Compile a list of keywords and write a short description of your website. The keywords will be used by search engines to classify your website and the description will appear next to your website's URL on the search engine results' page. To be more effective, the keywords should be grouped in pairs separated by commas (i.e. yoga london, sivananda yoga, etc...). If you are really serious about getting your site listed in a good position on Google, you might want to read "The Small Business Owner's Handbook to Search Engine Optimization" an easy step-by-step guide to Search Engine Optimization. SEO is more related to Marketing Research than to web design so you will not need to be a website design expert to understand this book...

3. Collect and organise your website's content (text and images).
If you are unsure about the number of pages you require have a look at your potential competitors websites to see how they are organised.
In your favourite text editor (i.e. Microsoft Word) write down the titles of each page (i.e. Home / Links / Contact Us / etc... ).

4. Once you've done that, start writing the text that will figure on each page. If you have any image that you would like to use for a particular page, write down the name of that image at the end of the paragraph it is related to. i.e. [image1.gif].
For words or images that you want to be linked to a website or to another page of your website, write the URL next to it. 
i.e. ... visit satyaloka unlimited [www.satyaloka.co.uk] for more info.

5. Don't forget to run a spell check and to proofread the text before sending it to me. If you have included some URLs in your text, check out if they are working by copying them and pasting them in the "Address box" of your web browser.

If you need more information or request some more explanations about preparing the content of your website, don't hesitate to contact me....