Practical guidance about building, maintaining and getting more value from a small-business website.
Your website, Google Business Profile and social media have different jobs. Here is how to keep them accurate, connected and focused on meaningful customer actions.
Read articleSEO means making your website easier for search engines to understand and more useful for potential customers. Here is how technical foundations, content, links, local search and measurement fit together.
Read articleYour domain, hosting, website and email are connected but separate services. Clear ownership and renewal responsibility prevents avoidable outages and difficult handovers.
Read articleA missing form email does not always mean the form itself failed. Check the submission record, spam folders, recipient settings and email delivery system in the right order.
Read articleWebsite maintenance is a controlled cycle of backups, updates, testing and small preventative checks—not simply pressing an update button.
Read articleThe safest way to provide WordPress access is to create a separate account with the right role, then remove or reduce it when the work is complete.
Read articleA useful support request gives your web person the context needed to investigate quickly. Here is what to include, what to leave out and how to describe an urgent problem.
Read articleWordPress is the software behind your website—but it is only one part of the system. Here is how domains, DNS, hosting, themes, plugins, email, ownership, costs and maintenance fit together.
Read articleWebsite quotes can range from hundreds to tens of thousands of dollars. This guide explains the major cost bands, what should be included and how to compare quotes fairly.
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