Short, practical articles about websites, SEO and how small businesses can win more customers online.
Most owners buy a website once every five years, which is exactly why it's so easy to get wrong. Here's what to ask before you hand over the money.
Building a website doesn't start with the design and doesn't end at launch. Here's the order that actually works — and where most people get stuck.
A beautiful site and a site that works are rarely the same thing. Here's what separates them — and why your customer never notices the font.
A big sum upfront, then surprise monthly fees. Here's why we chose a different model — and how to see your own price right away.
“Restaurant near me.” Someone is typing that into Google right now. If they can't find you, they're having dinner at your competitor's.
Your site loads instantly on your laptop, but Google PageSpeed shows an angry red 38. Usually nothing's broken — here's what the score really measures and how to fix it.
Someone is stranded on the road right now, searching Google for help. They'll call the first result they see. Is that you?
Nobody picks a dentist at random. They check Google first. If your clinic isn't there, the new patient sits in someone else's chair.
You have a website, but the enquiries aren't coming? The problem is often a few small things that push customers away before they ever message you.
The car breaks down, the driver searches "auto repair near me" on Google. They go to the first shop they trust. Hopefully that's you.
B2B buyers rarely act on impulse. They check your website first. If it looks like 2013, you just lost a deal without ever knowing.
Prices swing wildly — from €100 to €2,500. Here's what actually drives the cost and where the unnecessary charges usually hide.
A Facebook page isn't enough. The first thing a customer does is Google you — and if they can't find you there, they go to a competitor.