Practical guides for your website.

What does a website cost? What content does it need? How does the project work? Find practical answers for small businesses.

Costs, content and decisions.

For trades, professional services, restaurants and local businesses.

A price says little while the scope is unclear. Learn how to read a website quote and plan for ongoing costs.

Start with the questions your customers ask. They point to the content your business website needs.

Decide based on your offer and your customers’ questions. A long page is not automatically better, and a compact one is not automatically too small.

What work do you take on, where do you travel, and how does an enquiry work? Your website should answer quickly.

Methods and buzzwords do not explain an offer. Show which task you take on for which customers.

An up-to-date menu, reliable opening hours and a clear way to get in touch help guests decide. Here is what to consider when planning your site.

A well-maintained Business Profile and a clear website complement each other. Start with the information customers actually need.

Protect what already works first. Then plan new content, design and technology with a clear picture of what needs to change.

A clear process defines what needs a decision and who needs to provide it. Here is how to prepare for a website project.

The technology needs to fit your business. Compare who updates the content, which features you need and how you would move later.

Tell us about your business and your plans. We can discuss the scope that fits your website.