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Guides for owners who run on the phone
Short, honest answers to the questions we get on every call: what a website should have, what it should cost, how to get more reviews, and what your Google listing can and can’t do. No jargon, no fake numbers.
Facebook page vs. website: what each one actually does
Facebook is good for regulars and photos. It is not a website, and Google searchers can tell. What each one does, and why the answer is both, linked.
Read the guide →Reviews · 4 min readHow to get more Google reviews without being pushy
When to ask, what to text, how to reply, and what to do about the one-star. Includes a request message you can copy.
Read the guide →Pricing · 5 min readWhat a small business website should cost in 2026
Real price ranges for DIY builders, freelancers and agencies, our own price stated plainly, the costs that hide in the fine print, and eight questions to ask before you sign.
Read the guide →Websites · 4 min readWhat to put on a service business website, page by page
Five pages, one job each. What goes on every page, what to leave off, and the short checklist of what we need from you to build it.
Read the guide →Google · 4 min readWhy your Google listing needs a website
Someone finds you on Google Maps, taps Website, and lands on nothing. What a website does that the listing can't, and the smallest site that does the job.
Read the guide →Try it yourself
Grade your website in 60 seconds
Ten yes-or-no questions about your current site (or your Google listing, if you don’t have one). You get a score and the fixes that matter, in order.