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Typical UK click prices, what to budget each month, how Google actually bills you, and a simple sum to see if ads will pay for themselves.
One catches people searching, the other gets you seen. Which suits your type of business, what each costs, and when to run both.
Ads bring enquiries this week; SEO keeps bringing them for free. Real prices for both, a real result, and which to start with.
Thirty minutes a month covers most small business websites. Here's exactly what to check, and the WordPress-style tasks you can safely ignore.
Visitors but no enquiries? Hard to use on a phone? The signs that mean a rebuild, the ones that only need a fix, and a real Leeds before and after.
We sell both, so here is the honest comparison: real prices, 1 and 3 year totals, and exactly when the website becomes yours.
One job per page, proof beside the button, and buttons a thumb can reach. Eight landing page tips taken from real small business builds.
From DIY builders at £300/year to agencies charging £10,000+, website pricing is all over the place. Here's an honest breakdown of what small businesses actually need and what they should expect to pay.
Picking a domain name feels simple until you hit .co.uk vs .com, hidden renewal prices and registrant lock-in. Here's how to choose and buy one properly, the first time.
App quotes range from £60/month for a white label app to tens of thousands for a custom build. Here's how to make sense of that range for your business.
Off-the-shelf, white label, or fully custom, here's how to decide which kind of booking system actually fits your business, and when to upgrade.
A web app and a mobile app aren't interchangeable. Here's the real difference, the cost gap, and how to work out which one your business actually needs.
Video quotes range from under £100 for a short clip to several thousand for a brand film. Here's what actually drives that range, and what to expect for your budget.
A highly produced video and a quick Reel do very different jobs. Here's where each one belongs, and why mismatching them tends to underperform.
Video keeps coming up as the thing every small business "should" be doing. Here's a straight answer on when it genuinely helps, and when it can wait.
Clean and consistent, or styled and in-context? Here's where each style of product photography actually belongs, and why most online shops need both.
If you sell physical products, your photos are doing more selling than your copy is. Here's what small businesses actually need to know before booking a shoot.
Headshots, team photos, work-in-action shots, here's what business photography actually covers, where it gets used, and why stock photos and phone snaps fall short.
Three acronyms, one goal: getting found. Here's what actually separates ranking on Google, being read out by voice assistants, and being recommended by ChatGPT.
SEO pricing in the UK ranges from under £100 a month to several thousand. Here's what drives that gap, and what a realistic small business budget should buy you.
Not all SEO advice is worth your time. Here are the strategies that consistently work for small businesses, in the order we'd actually do them.
SEO gets talked about like it's complicated and technical. For a small business, most of it isn't. Here's a plain-English starting point, including a real example of what a first month can look like.
Ranking well on Google no longer guarantees your business shows up when someone asks ChatGPT the same question. Here's how AI search actually works, and the practical steps to get found on it.
Most marketing advice is written for companies with a proper team and budget. This guide focuses on what actually moves the needle when your time and money are limited.
Most small business owners know they should be on social media. The problem is finding the time to do it well. Here's how to approach it properly.
Most agency articles will tell you to hire an agency. We're going to give you an honest answer, including when DIY is the right call and when it isn't.
Most small businesses launch without covering the basics. This checklist makes sure you're not one of them, 10 things to have in place before you start trying to grow.
The most common social media question from small business owners and the answer might surprise you. It's not about posting every day.
Local SEO sounds complicated but the basics are straightforward, and the impact can be huge. Here's what it is, how it works, and where to start.
Stuck on what to post? Here are 30 content ideas that actually work for small businesses, from behind-the-scenes posts to trust builders and seasonal content.
Social media feels like enough. But there are things a website does that Instagram simply can't, and not having one is costing you more than you think.
Google Business Profile is completely free and puts you on Google Maps, yet most small businesses haven't set it up properly. Here's exactly how to do it, step by step.
Brand photography is one of the highest-impact investments a small business can make, but most owners aren't sure what it actually is. Here's everything you need to know.
Before a potential customer reads a single word of your email, your address has already told them something about your business. Here's why that small detail matters more than most owners realise.
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