Start with these. Six posts that cover what a contractor website costs, what makes a good one, and how it gets found.
A good contractor website loads fast, works on a phone, names your trade and cities, and delivers every lead. Here is the checklist, page by page, and how to choose a designer.
A plain look at what a small business website should cost, what $1,500 buys, and the line items to compare before you sign anything.
Hosting is the always-on connection that keeps your website reachable. Here is what it does, what it does not cover, and what a hosting plan should actually include.
A website that scores below 90 on Google PageSpeed isn't just slow. It sends a signal to the ranking algorithm that no amount of good content can override.
I have built on the major website platforms and I now build in custom HTML. Here is what actually changes underneath: dependencies, ownership, speed as a ranking signal, and where custom HTML is the wrong answer.
Thirty concrete local SEO actions for contractors, most under 20 minutes each, sorted into Google Business Profile, citations, on-page, content, and reviews.