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Most Bay Area small businesses have a website nobody finds. Google Business Profile is the free tool that fixes that - here's exactly how to use it.
SEO costs $1,500/month and takes six months. Google Business Profile is free and shows up tomorrow. For most tradespeople, the choice is obvious.
Most map pack ranking advice leads to the same three agencies. Here's the step-by-step approach that costs nothing monthly and actually holds up.
Most citation services blast your business info to 200 directories nobody visits. Here's how to set up the three local citations that actually get you found.
Regular SEO and local SEO are different games with different rules. Here's how to set up local SEO for your small business in 2026, step by step.
Most businesses build geo landing pages wrong - churning out 50 thin city pages. Here's how to build fewer pages that actually rank and convert.
Your Google listing is basically a dating profile - and yours needs work. A step-by-step guide to local SEO basics that actually get you found.
A step-by-step guide to automating the boring stuff in your business using free and cheap tools - no $800/mo software required.
Most small businesses pay $3,000-5,000/month for content managers. Here's how to run a content calendar honest about what actually moves the needle.
Ghost kitchens don't have a storefront. Your website IS the storefront. Here's what actually works when your entire brand lives online.
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.
Most A/B testing advice assumes enterprise traffic. Here's how to actually run useful tests when your site gets hundreds of visits, not hundreds of thousands.
The Cheesecake Factory has a 21-page menu and nobody calls it the best at anything. Here's why your content marketing small business strategy shouldn't look like that either.
Most florists pay $80-100/month for website platforms that rank poorly in local search. Here's the alternative approach that actually books weddings.
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 Bay Area landscapers pay $150+/mo for platforms that bury their work. A basic custom site with real project photos outperforms all of them.
Lead-gen platforms charge contractors $30-80 per lead. A single well-built site can replace all three - here's the tool that makes it practical.
If you're asking 'do I need a website for my small business,' the answer is yes - and the cost of not having one is probably higher than you think.
One solo operator ran AI content creation for six months straight. Here's the real cost, the real output, and whether it's worth your time.
What to actually look for when you search 'web developer for small business near me' - and how to avoid the expensive mistakes most owners make.
How a Bay Area property services company went from a broken WordPress site to a custom web app in 14 days - and doubled their monthly leads.
Bay Area small businesses deserve websites built by people who know the market. Here's why local beats remote - and what it actually costs in 2026.
Most AI automation for small business is overhyped nonsense. Here's what actually saves time and money for real owners - tested by a developer who builds it.
Most small business landing pages look fine but produce nothing. Here's how to build one that turns visitors into paying customers - step by step.
Blaze AI promises to be your entire marketing team for under $50/month. Here's what it actually does, who it's for, and whether it's worth it.
Tired of spending your Sunday nights scheduling posts? Metricool's AI features let small business owners automate social media without hiring a marketing team.