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Your website might be invisible to Google—and you'd never know it. Here are the warning signs that your site is actively hurting your search rankings, and what you can do about it.
Before you hand over money to a web designer, ask these five questions. The answers will tell you whether you're about to get a great website—or a headache you'll regret.
Your website hasn't been updated in months (maybe years). You're not lazy—you're busy running a business. Here's why updates keep falling to the bottom of the list, and what to do about it.
This Thanksgiving, the businesses that thrive aren't the ones with the fanciest tools or biggest budgets. They're the ones that make customers feel valued. Here's what keeps customers coming back—and what sends them running.
Most business owners don't know if their website is helping or hurting them. This quick checkup reveals the warning signs that send customers to your competitors.
Most people check your restaurant's website before deciding where to eat. Here's what they're looking for—and what might be driving them to your competition.
What patients actually look for when they check out your practice online—and why your website might be losing them before they ever call.
If your web designer disappeared mid-project or vanished after launch, you're not alone. Here's why it happens—and how to never get burned again.
Your website will break eventually. The real question is: when it does, who picks up the phone? Here's what happens with DIY, agencies, freelancers—and the alternative.
Most SLO County customers find local businesses through Google. Here's what actually matters for getting found—no jargon, just practical steps any business owner can take.
Free website builders aren't really free. From forced ads to accessibility lawsuits, here's what that 'free' plan actually costs your business.
A slow website costs you customers and Google rankings. Here's what 'fast' actually means, why it matters, and what you can do about it.
97% of homeowners search online before hiring a contractor. Here's exactly what your website needs to turn those searches into phone calls.
Your truck is ready, your crew is skilled, and you do great work. But customers are choosing your competitor—before they ever call you. Here's why your website might be the problem.
DIY sounds cheaper until you count your hours, stress, and risk. Here's a no-BS breakdown of what each option actually costs—in money and time.
Website pricing is all over the map—from $100 to $50,000. Here's what each option actually costs and what makes sense for your business.
Short answer: Yes. Here's why 31% of consumers won't shop at businesses without websites, and what you can do about it.