ADA lawsuits over inaccessible websites hit small businesses every year, not just big brands. Here's what accessibility actually means for a local service site and where to start.
Your Google Business Profile photos shape whether a customer calls or scrolls past. Here's what to post, how often, and what to skip.
Your website worked fine five years ago. Here are the signs it's quietly costing you jobs now, and how to know if a redesign is worth it.
Most contractors hide pricing behind a 'call for quote' button. Here's why that costs you leads, and how to show pricing without underselling your work.
Wix and Squarespace sites look fine until you check what they cost you in missed calls. Here's what a DIY builder can't do for a local service business.
That Wix or Squarespace site you built in a weekend is quietly costing you jobs. Here's what DIY builders don't tell you about speed, mobile performance, and lost calls.
A five-star testimonial is easy to write and easy to skip past. A photo of the actual job is harder to fake and harder to ignore. Here's why photos convert better.
Website traffic and phone calls are two different problems. If your site gets visitors but your phone doesn't ring, here's what's actually breaking — and how to fix it.
Most local business websites get visitors but lose them before they call. Here's what separates a site that converts from one that doesn't.
Most local service business websites look fine but don't generate calls. Here are the specific elements that separate a site that drives business from one that just exists.
Online booking captures customers who are ready to act right now, before they move to the next result. Here's what it changes for service businesses.
A slow website drives customers away before they read a single word. Here's what page speed costs Sacramento-area service businesses and how to check yours in 60 seconds.
Most contractor websites are built for customers who browse at their leisure. The problem is that's not how most customers find you. Here's what your site actually needs to do.
Web designers love the phrase "mobile-first." A plain-English look at what it means, why Google cares, and a two-minute test to see how your site holds up on a phone.
Most small business websites look fine but don't convert. Here are the five reasons your site loses customers you don't know you're losing, and what to do about each one.
