Guides
Plain answers about your website
Short guides for small business owners, written without jargon.
What your website should do on a phone
Most people will first see your business on a phone. Here is what to check, in a few minutes, on your own site.
Read the guideQuestions to ask before you hire someone to build your website
A short list of plain questions that make it easy to compare web designers, and to spot the ones who will leave you stuck.
Read the guideWhat it means to own your website
Owning your website is different from having one. This is what to look for, in plain words.
Read the guideWhy a website needs looking after every month
A website does not stay finished. Here is what slowly goes wrong when nobody looks after it, and what keeping it in order involves.
Read the guideCookies and privacy notices for a small business site, in plain words
What a cookie notice and a privacy notice are for, and why they should match what your site really does. General information, not legal advice.
Read the guideWhat a small business website costs, and how we charge
We charge $1,110 for the build, in two halves, and a monthly plan to run it. Here is exactly what that means.
Read the guideWhat a free website demo should show you
A demo is only useful if it shows your own business. Here is what to look for before you say yes.
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