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Most professional services sites skip the one page that actually converts visitors into leads. It's the online equivalent of never asking for the date.
Choosing a popular tool vs custom-built isn't rebellion - it might be the most boring, responsible thing you do for your business this year.
Most booking system small business guides push expensive monthly subscriptions. Here's what a Bay Area dog groomer taught me about picking the right one.
That booking widget on your wellness studio site might be quietly eating 3% of every appointment. Here's what's really going on and what to do about it.
Most solo devs copy someone else's editor config and hope for the best. Here's what actually moves the needle when you're building for clients by yourself.
Your studio booking system is currently a group chat. Vagaro costs $30/month and gives your clients a book-now button instead of your phone number.
Webflow is excellent for a lot of businesses. But there's a specific point where custom code wins - and most people cross it without realizing.
A custom CMS for your small business means a dashboard built around your workflow - not a template's idea of it. Here's what it costs and how it works.
Platform fees are eating your margins alive. Printify lets you sell custom products with zero inventory and keep more of your money.
Most salon booking platforms charge $60-110/mo. Square Appointments charges nothing for solo operators. Here's what that actually looks like in practice.
Most website chatbots are a search bar in a trench coat. Tidio Lyro trains on your actual FAQ so it stops guessing and starts helping.
Every solo dev has a chaotic toolbelt that actually works. Here's what's happening in freelance dev tools right now - and why the weird picks matter.
Most QR codes are black holes - scans go in, nothing comes out. Here's how to build a qr code marketing strategy that tells you exactly what's working.
OpenAI killed Sora. Google VEO stepped up. Here's how real small businesses are using an ai video generator to make content that actually converts.
Most small businesses slap a QR code on a flyer and hope for the best. Here's how to actually track what happens after the scan - and why it matters more than you think.