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Most financial advisor websites look great and violate SEC rules on day one. Here's what compliance actually requires and who builds for it.
Squarespace and Wix are popular for a reason. But an affordable web developer for small business might cost less long-term. Here's how to actually decide.
Your landing page has about 3 seconds before visitors bounce. Here's how to build an above-the-fold section that makes them stay.
Most florists pay $80-100/month for website platforms that rank poorly in local search. Here's the alternative approach that actually books weddings.
HIPAA compliance for therapist websites has been turned into a $400/month industry. Here's what it actually requires and what it should cost.
A fully custom-coded landing page with a trained AI chatbot, $500 one-time. No subscription, no template. Here is what is in it and how it stacks up against Wix, Framer, and agencies.
Framer is a powerful DIY website builder - but when does a Sunnyvale small business actually need a local web developer instead? An honest comparison with real pricing.
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.
Your website might look fine to you - but your customers are bouncing. Here's how to tell if your small business site is quietly costing you thousands.
Dental websites all look the same because they're built from the same three platforms. Here's what the top-performing offices do differently.
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.
Most HVAC websites look fine and do nothing. Here's what the sites that actually generate calls have in common - and the cheaper path nobody's marketing to you.
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.
The myth: your business data is automatically safe inside AI tools. The reality involves 47 pages of Terms of Service you definitely didn't read.
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.