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Small business website advice
Practical guides on what a website costs, which platform to use, and what actually earns its place on a small business site.
Honest small business website advice, written for people who run real businesses and do not have evenings free to research this properly. No jargon, no scare tactics, and we will tell you when the answer is not us.
The Questions To Ask A Web Designer Before You Hire Them
The questions to ask a web designer before you hire, and what a good answer sounds like: domain ownership, revisions, hosting, timescales and exit terms.
Cafe Website: The Simple Pages That Win Walk-Ins
Most people check a cafe website on their phone before walking in. What to put on it, what to leave off, and how to stop wrong opening hours costing you.
Electrician Website: What Customers Look For Before They Ring
An electrician website only has to do one thing: get the phone ringing. Here is what real customers look for, what to photograph, and where the money goes.
Mobile Mechanic Marketing: How To Fill A Quiet Week
Mobile mechanic marketing that fills a quiet week: the towns you cover, Google Business Profile, reviews, van signage, service reminders and fast quotes.
Personal Trainer Pricing: How To Set Rates That Pay You Properly
Personal trainer pricing without the guesswork: work out your sellable hours, price blocks and small groups, and stop no-shows quietly eating your week.
Starting A Private Tutoring Business: What To Sort First
Setting up a private tutoring business in the UK: HMRC registration, DBS checks, insurance, what to charge per hour and how to find your first parents.
Gift Shop Stock Control: Keeping Cash Off The Shelves
Gift shop stock control done simply: how to spot dead stock early, work out what to reorder, and keep cash in the till instead of sitting on the shelves.
Setting Up A Private Counselling Practice: The First Six Months
What setting up a private counselling practice really involves: insurance, supervision, the ICO fee, fees that pay you, and where the first clients come from.
Life Coach Marketing: How To Get Clients Without Paid Ads
Life coach marketing on a small budget: how to name your ideal client, use free listings, ask for testimonials and quote fast enough to keep winning the work.
Setting Up As An Independent Consultant: The First Ninety Days
Going independent? What an independent consultant needs to register, insure and charge before the first invoice, plus where the first three clients come from.
Starting A Coaching Business: What To Sort Before Client One
Starting a coaching business? What to put in place before your first paying client: sole trader or limited company, insurance, rates and a client agreement.
Local Shop Marketing: Filling A Quiet Week On A Tight Budget
Local shop marketing that fills a quiet week without spending much: your Google listing, the window, reviews, a regulars list and the shops either side of you.
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