Before you order a website or SEO, a few terms are worth understanding. This page gathers what clients ask us most: what a site costs, what a domain, hosting and a CMS are, what you can change yourself, whether a Google Business Profile is enough, and how honest SEO differs from the risky kind.
Every answer is written without jargon. If something is still unclear after reading, ask us: explanations and consultations are free.
Price
- How much does a website cost?: our four fixed prices, what decides the price of a website, and what you pay after launch.
The basics: domain, hosting and the CMS
- What are a domain and hosting?: the two things a site needs to be online besides the site itself, whose name the domain belongs in, and what our packages include.
- What is a CMS?: the part of the site where you change text and photos yourself, and where it stops.
- Can I update the site myself?: what the guide that comes with every package covers, what it does not, and what maintenance adds.
Website or Google Business Profile
- Do I need a website if I have a Google Business Profile?: when the profile is enough on its own, where it stops, and how the two work together.
SEO
- Why SEO matters: what SEO covers, what a position is worth in your trade, and how long it takes.
- White Hat and Black Hat SEO: the two approaches, the penalties the shortcut brings, and how to spot it in an offer.
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