Plain answers to the questions business owners actually ask me: what things cost, what's worth doing, and what to skip.
New business owner and not a tech person? Here is the short list of what you actually need online, in the order I would set it up, and what you can safely ignore for now.
Your designer stopped answering and you can’t get into your own website. Here is how to get your domain, hosting and site back, in the order I would do it.
I have built these for clinics in Maryland and Nevada. The same things go wrong every time, and none of them are design problems. What actually decides whether someone books.
Set up the Google Business Profile first if you serve customers in person. But it is not really a choice: the profile is how people find you, the website is what decides whether they pick you.
I am the developer being hired remotely, several hundred times over. Here is what actually separates the projects that go well from the ones that go badly, and what to check before you pay anyone.
Traffic is not the problem. The seven things that quietly stop visitors picking up the phone, how to tell which one is yours, and the order to fix them in.
What actually drives the price, what you can safely skip, what is worth paying for, and the four questions to ask before you accept any quote.
