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How long it takes to build a website: 2-6 weeks with an agency, several weekends on a builder, about an hour done-for-you with AI. What eats the time and what saves it.
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A restaurant website that fills tables: a menu with prices, real photos, Google reviews, booking and opening hours. What it must have, and who it isn't for.
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Does a small business need a website in 2026? An honest answer: when a site genuinely pays off, when a profile is enough, and what it really costs to start.
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A website for a carpenter or made-to-measure business: how to build a project gallery that brings quote requests, and what to write so the customer messages first.
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A website for an accounting firm that builds trust and wins clients: who you serve, who stands behind it, pricing, how you work and how the handover from a previous accountant goes.
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A new business website doesn't ring the phone overnight. Here's a realistic week-by-week timeline, what speeds results up, what kills them, and when something is actually wrong.
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A website for a car repair shop that brings customers in: what you fix, directions, reviews, pricing and booking. What has to be on it so the phone keeps ringing.
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A website for a private practice that builds trust and books visits: who you are, treatments, booking, pricing and GDPR. What has to be on it, and why.
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How to choose a domain name you won't regret in a year: local vs .com, hyphens and special characters, the cheap-first-year trap, and who must own the address.
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A website in an hour sounds like a gimmick? We break the done-for-you process down: the form, the generation, the preview before you pay, and the real limits.
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