Price ranges, technology without the jargon, comparisons backed by numbers. We write what we'd want to read ourselves before spending money on a website.
What it really costs to keep a website running each year: domain, hosting, care plans and licences in one table, market ranges and a 30-minute audit of your own payments.
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Changing your business name: when to keep the old domain, how to set 301 redirects address by address and how long rankings really take to recover.
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Seasonality and your business website: why content written at peak arrives a year late, how much lead time you need and what to change during the slow season.
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Should you publish prices on your website: what a visible figure really changes, three formats short of a full price list, and when leaving prices out is right.
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A website for a language school or private tutor: courses framed by goal, prices, group timetables and sign-ups by form instead of a phone ringing all August.
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Your website is down and you do not know why. Check it in order: expired domain, SSL certificate error, hosting, DNS. What you can sort out yourself in minutes.
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Which website plan should you choose? Three questions that settle the scope, an honest comparison of Start, Business and Premium, and the real year-two cost.
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A booking app or your own website? Work out what one booking through a middleman costs you, and see when the two tools are worth running side by side.
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A website for a law firm: practice areas in plain words, honest fees, the limits of professional conduct rules, a confidential enquiry form and local search.
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A website for a veterinary practice: opening hours and a tappable phone number, services, the team, price ranges and local search terms that bring in patients.
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