Google Business Profile: How to Actually Rank in the Map Pack
It is free, it takes an afternoon to do properly, and for local businesses it often outperforms months of website SEO.
Practical, jargon-free articles on building websites that rank and convert — written from real client work, not theory.
One is faster to build and easier to edit. The other is faster to load and cheaper to own. The right answer depends on who maintains the site after launch.
Read the guideIt is free, it takes an afternoon to do properly, and for local businesses it often outperforms months of website SEO.
Accessibility is often treated as a legal box to tick. It is more usefully understood as making your site work for more of the people trying to use it.
Mobile-first is not "make sure it works on phones". It is designing for the small screen first and treating desktop as the expansion.
Plenty of redesigns make things worse. Here is how to tell whether you actually need one, and how to avoid the usual damage.
A landing page has one job. Most underperform because they try to do several, or because the page does not match the ad that brought people there.
Roughly seven in ten carts are abandoned. Most of the reasons are known, predictable and fixable.
Narrower than the WordPress comparison — this is specifically about running an online store on each platform.
Both are good platforms. They suit different businesses, and the honest answer depends on what you sell and who maintains the site.
Websites are not finished at launch. Here is a realistic maintenance schedule, sorted by how often each task actually needs doing.
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