Plain-English articles about websites for small businesses, written the way I would explain it to you across a table. No jargon, and nothing you need a web designer to translate.
It mostly comes down to how many pages you need and what the site has to do. Here is what moves the price, what it keeps costing after launch, and how to compare two quotes that look nothing alike.
They stop answering emails, and nobody knows what you’re locked out of until you need to change a phone number. Here is how to check whether you’re exposed, what to do if it has already happened, and what you can realistically get back.
Four separate things get called your website, and you can own some of them and not others without ever being told. Here is what each one is, how to check who holds yours right now, and what to ask before you hire anyone.
Got a question none of these answer? Ask me directly and I will happily answer it, whether or not it turns into work.
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