How our website pricing works, and why it is set up this way
How Nerdsharks pricing works: a setup fee and a monthly plan, or pay for the build outright. What each covers, who should pick which, and the honest 12-month total.
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Straight answers about websites.
What websites really cost, how to get on Google Maps and into AI answers, what your kind of business needs, and which of the advice you have been given is worth following. Written for people who run a business, not a marketing department.
21 guides
Pricing
Website maintenance costs in the UK: what you should pay each month
What website maintenance costs in the UK per month, what a care plan should include, what is padding, and how to tell whether you are overpaying.
Read →Website hosting costs in the UK explained (and what you actually need)
How much website hosting costs in the UK, the difference between shared, managed and cloud hosting, renewal price traps, and what a small business really needs.
Read →How much does a domain name cost in the UK? (And who should own it)
What .co.uk, .uk and .com domain names cost in the UK, why renewals cost more than year one, premium domains, and how to make sure the domain is in your name.
Read →What should a web design quote include? A line-by-line checklist
What a proper UK web design quote should include: pages, copy, photos, ownership, hosting, changes, contract terms and costs after launch. Use it to compare quotes fairly.
Read →12 red flags in a web design quote (and what to ask instead)
Twelve warning signs in UK web design quotes and contracts, from domains registered to the agency to auto-renewing terms and vague SEO promises, with what to ask instead.
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How much does a website redesign cost in the UK?
What a website redesign costs in the UK, from a refresh to a full rebuild, what drives the price, when a redesign is worth it, and how to avoid losing Google rankings.
Read →How much does an e-commerce website cost in the UK?
What an e-commerce website costs in the UK: platform fees, build prices, card fees, apps and running costs, with three-year totals for small and growing online shops.
Read →Is a £500 website worth it? What you actually get for the money
What a £500 website really gets you in the UK, who it suits, the hidden costs behind cheap website offers, and when spending more pays for itself.
Read →The true cost of a website over three years (with worked examples)
How to calculate the real three-year cost of a business website, including build, hosting, maintenance, renewals, changes and your own time, with worked UK examples.
Read →How to budget for a business website (without guessing)
A practical way to set a website budget for a UK small business: work back from what a customer is worth, separate build and running costs, and plan for year two.
Read →What you get at each website price point in the UK
What a website costing £0, £500, £1,500, £5,000, £15,000 and more actually gets you in the UK, and how to match the price point to what your business needs.
Read →VAT on website design in the UK: what you pay and what you can claim back
When UK web designers charge VAT, when you can reclaim it, how builder subscriptions from overseas firms are treated, and how website costs are usually handled for tax.
Read →How to pay for a website: finance options for UK small businesses
Ways to pay for a business website in the UK without a big upfront bill: staged payments, monthly plans, business cards, loans, Start Up Loans and leasing, with the catches.
Read →How much does a restaurant website cost in the UK?
What a restaurant, café or pub website costs in the UK, from a simple menu site to reservations and online ordering, including booking platform and delivery fees.
Read →How much does a salon website cost in the UK?
What a hair salon, barber or beauty salon website costs in the UK, how online booking software fits in, and which costs you should expect every month.
Read →How much does a law firm website cost in the UK?
What a solicitors' or law firm website costs in the UK, what the SRA Transparency Rules require it to show, and where the money should go for a small or mid-size practice.
Read →The cheapest way to get a website in the UK (3-year costs)
The cheapest way to get a website in the UK depends on what you count. We compare DIY builders, freelancers, agencies and pay-monthly over three years.
Read →Pay monthly websites in the UK: how they work
Pay monthly websites explained: what the fee covers, minimum terms, exit terms, who owns the domain, and when paying monthly is worth it for a UK business.
Read →The hidden costs of cheap websites
The hidden costs of cheap websites: renewals, plugins, premium themes, email, SSL, second-year prices and your own time, with a table of what to budget for.
Read →How much should a UK small business website cost in 2026?
What UK agencies actually charge for a small business website, why the range is so wide, and how to tell which end of it you should be paying.
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Comparisons
How to compare web designers in the UK: a fair, step-by-step method
How to compare web designers and agencies fairly: what to look at in portfolios, the questions to ask, how to line up quotes, and how to score them over three years.
Read →Shopify vs a custom website: which is right for your business?
Shopify vs a custom-built website for UK businesses: costs over three years, fees, flexibility, speed, ownership and lock-in, and when each one is the better choice.
Read →WordPress vs a custom-built website: an honest comparison
WordPress vs a custom-built website for UK businesses: cost, speed, security, maintenance, editing and ownership, with the situations where each one makes more sense.
Read →Freelancer vs agency vs DIY: the best way to get a business website
Freelance web designer, agency, DIY website builder or a done-for-you monthly plan: an honest UK comparison of cost, quality, speed, risk and support for small businesses.
Read →Wix vs a web designer: which is right for you?
Wix vs a web designer for a UK small business: when building it yourself on Wix is the right call, when it is not, and what each really costs you.
Read →Wix vs Squarespace vs GoDaddy for UK small businesses
Wix vs Squarespace vs GoDaddy for a UK small business: how each is priced and structured at the time of writing, what to check, and which suits whom.
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Checkatrade vs your own website: do you need both?
Checkatrade vs your own website: what a lead platform gives a tradesperson, what owning your site gives you, and why the two work best together.
Read →MyBuilder vs Checkatrade vs Bark: lead sites compared
Lead generation sites for tradesmen compared: how MyBuilder, Checkatrade and Bark charge, pay-per-lead vs membership, and what to track before you commit.
Read →Yell website alternatives: what to check before you sign
Looking at Yell website alternatives? What to check before signing any website contract: term, renewal, exit fees, domain ownership and what you get.
Read →26 guides
Local SEO
Google Business Profile categories: how to choose the right ones
How to pick your Google Business Profile primary and additional categories, why the primary matters most, and how to check what competitors use.
Read →Google Business Profile suspended? How to fix it and appeal
Why Google suspends Business Profiles, how to tell a suspended profile from a restricted account, and how to fix the cause and appeal with the right evidence.
Read →Google Business Profile verification: video, phone and postcard explained
How Google Business Profile verification works in the UK: each method, how to record a verification video that passes, and what to do when verification fails.
Read →Fake Google reviews: how to report and remove them (UK)
How to spot fake Google reviews on your business, report them, use the Reviews Management Tool to appeal, and when the law or a solicitor comes into it.
Read →Bing Places for Business: a UK setup guide
How to list your business on Bing Places, import from Google Business Profile, verify it and why a Bing listing matters beyond Bing search itself.
Read →Apple Business Connect (now Apple Business): get on Apple Maps
How to claim your business on Apple Maps using Apple Business, formerly Apple Business Connect: setup, verification, place cards and what to fill in.
Read →Show all 26 local seo guides
NAP consistency: why your name, address and phone must match
What NAP consistency means for local SEO, the UK-specific mistakes that cause mismatches, and a step-by-step audit to fix your details across the web.
Read →Local SEO for multiple locations: a guide for multi-branch businesses
How businesses with several branches, clinics, shops or offices should set up Business Profiles, location pages, reviews and tracking so every site gets found.
Read →Google Business Profile without an address: the service-area guide
How to have a Google Business Profile without showing an address: setting up as a service-area business, choosing areas, privacy and ranking without a pin.
Read →Local link building: how small UK businesses earn links
Practical local link building for UK small businesses: suppliers, associations, sponsorships, local press and partners, plus the link schemes Google warns against.
Read →How the Google map pack works, and how to rank in it
How Google chooses the businesses in the local map pack: relevance, distance and prominence explained, why rankings change street by street, and what you control.
Read →Local keyword research: find what your customers actually search
A free, step-by-step method for local keyword research: autocomplete, Search Console, Keyword Planner and customer language, and how to map keywords to pages.
Read →SEO for a new website: what to do in the first 90 days
A practical SEO plan for a new website: getting indexed, Search Console and sitemaps, redirects from an old site, local signals and realistic expectations.
Read →How long does SEO take? An honest answer for local businesses
How long SEO really takes for a local business, what Google itself says about timescales, what speeds it up and how to tell if it is working early on.
Read →DIY SEO checklist for small businesses: 44 jobs you can do yourself
A practical DIY SEO checklist for UK small businesses: Business Profile, website basics, content, reviews, links and tracking, in the order that matters.
Read →Google Search Console for beginners: a plain-English guide
Google Search Console for beginners: how to set it up, verify your site, read the Performance and Pages reports, submit a sitemap and fix common problems.
Read →Local business schema markup: a practical guide with an example
What LocalBusiness schema markup is, which properties Google requires and recommends, a JSON-LD example, service-area and multi-location advice, and how to test it.
Read →How to get your business on Google Maps (UK guide)
Set up and verify a Google Business Profile so you appear on Google Maps: storefront vs service-area, verification methods and the usual reasons for rejection.
Read →Business not showing on Google? A diagnostic checklist
Your business not showing on Google usually comes down to one of six causes. Work through this checklist to find which one, and what to do about it.
Read →How to rank for "near me" searches as a local business
How Google decides which businesses appear for near me searches, using its own relevance, distance and prominence factors, and what you can actually control.
Read →Google Business Profile for tradesmen: the complete setup
A trade-specific guide to Google Business Profile: the right categories, services, photos, posts and service areas for plumbers, electricians, builders and more.
Read →SEO for tradesmen: what actually brings in work
A practical guide to SEO for tradesmen: the handful of things that genuinely bring in local enquiries, and the SEO services that are usually a waste of money.
Read →Service area pages: how to do them without doorway pages
How to create service area pages for the towns you cover that are genuinely useful, and how to avoid the doorway pages Google's spam policy targets.
Read →How to get on the first page of Google (UK small business)
Realistic timelines and effort for a UK small business to get on the first page of Google, and why local searches are far more winnable than national ones.
Read →Local citations UK: which directories actually matter
What local citations are, why NAP consistency matters, and which UK directories and trade platforms are worth your time - plus the ones to skip.
Read →Local SEO for small businesses: what actually works
The unglamorous things that genuinely improve local search visibility, the things that do not, and how to tell which kind you are being sold.
Read →28 guides
Marketing & AI search
How to get your business recommended by ChatGPT
How ChatGPT decides which businesses to name, what it reads when it searches the web, and the practical steps that make yours easier to recommend.
Read →Google AI Overviews: what they mean for small businesses
What Google’s AI Overviews and AI Mode are, how they choose sources, what they do to your clicks, and what a small business should actually change.
Read →How AI assistants choose which local businesses to recommend
What ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity and Claude actually look at when someone asks for a local recommendation, and which signals a business can influence.
Read →Will AI replace Google for local search?
A grounded look at whether ChatGPT and other AI assistants will replace Google for finding local businesses, what is actually changing, and how to prepare without panicking.
Read →How to show up in Perplexity: a practical guide for UK businesses
How Perplexity finds and cites businesses, the two crawlers it uses, what gets cited for local questions, and the checks that stop your site being invisible to it.
Read →How to show up in Microsoft Copilot (and why Bing matters again)
Copilot answers from Bing. How to get your business into Bing properly, from Bing Webmaster Tools and IndexNow to Bing Places, so Copilot can find and recommend you.
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How to get your business mentioned by Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek and other AI assistants
How Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Grok, Meta AI and Siri find businesses, which rely on live search and which on training data, and what a UK business can actually do about each.
Read →How to track where your enquiries come from (without an analytics degree)
Simple, reliable ways for a small business to track where enquiries come from: asking properly, a form field, UTM links, call tracking and a spreadsheet you will actually keep.
Read →Google Analytics 4 for small businesses: the only parts you need
A plain-English guide to Google Analytics 4 for small businesses: the handful of reports worth checking, how to track form and call enquiries, and the UK cookie questions to ask.
Read →Google Ads for small businesses in the UK: when it pays and how not to waste money
How Google Ads works for a UK small business, the break-even maths to do before you spend a penny, the default settings that waste budget, and when to stop.
Read →Facebook ads vs Google ads: which is better for a small business?
Facebook ads vs Google ads for a UK small business: how each one works, which kinds of business suit which, how they charge, and how to test both on a small budget.
Read →Instagram for local businesses: what actually brings in customers
A practical guide to Instagram for local businesses in the UK: setting up the account, what to post for salons, restaurants, trades and shops, Reels vs posts vs Stories, and handling DMs.
Read →What to post on social media for your business: a weekly menu that takes an hour
Never stare at a blank post again: a simple weekly content menu for small businesses, with ideas by business type, how often to post, which platform to use and how to batch it in an hour.
Read →Small business marketing on a budget: what to do first, and what to skip
A prioritised plan for small business marketing on a budget in the UK: the free things with the biggest return, what to spend a little on, what to avoid, and a 90-day plan.
Read →Email marketing for small businesses in the UK: a plain guide
How UK small businesses can use email marketing legally and usefully: the PECR rules, building a list honestly, what to send, how often, and how to tell if it works.
Read →WhatsApp Business for UK small businesses: setup, messages and rules
How to set up WhatsApp Business in the UK, with ready-to-use greeting, away and quick-reply messages, catalogues, labels, broadcast lists and the privacy basics.
Read →How to get repeat customers: a practical guide for small businesses
How small businesses get repeat customers: reminder timings by business type, following up after the job, keeping simple records, loyalty that works, and the consent rules.
Read →Referral schemes for small businesses: how to set one up that works
How to run a referral scheme for a small business: when they work, reward options, how to ask, trade partnerships, tracking referrals and the rules on reviews and promotions.
Read →How to write a USP for a small business (with examples)
How to write a USP that actually persuades: what a unique selling point is, a fill-in formula, weak vs strong examples for salons, trades, accountants, cafés and shops, and where to use it.
Read →Google Business Profile posts: what to post and how often
What Google Business Profile posts are, the three post types, what to write, how often to post and the rules that get posts rejected.
Read →How to respond to a bad Google review (with examples)
How to reply to a negative Google review calmly and usefully, with example responses for common situations and what never to write in a reply.
Read →Google Local Services Ads UK: how they work and are they worth it
How Google Local Services Ads work in the UK: pay per lead, the Google Verified badge, which businesses are eligible, how to sign up and when they make sense.
Read →How to get more Google reviews (without breaking the rules)
Practical ways for UK businesses to get more Google reviews: when to ask, how to send a review link, and what Google policy and UK law now forbid.
Read →ChatGPT and AI search: how local businesses get found
How ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and other AI assistants find and recommend local businesses, and what makes your business clear and citable to them.
Read →Co.uk or .com? Choosing a domain name for a UK business
How to choose and register a domain name for a UK small business: co.uk or .com, what makes a good name, and the renewal traps to avoid.
Read →Why your business needs a proper business email address
Why a Gmail or Hotmail address costs a small business trust, the options for a business email address on your own domain, and how the costs work.
Read →Starting a trade business in the UK: a checklist
A plain-English checklist for starting a trade business in the UK: sole trader or limited company, HMRC and Companies House, insurance, schemes, bank and website.
Read →Do I need a website if I already have a busy social page?
A fair answer for local businesses getting real work from social media - what a social profile genuinely cannot do, and when it is enough on its own.
Read →23 guides
Website advice
What is llms.txt, and does your business need one?
A plain-English explanation of llms.txt: what the file is, who proposed it, which AI tools use it, what to put in one, and whether it is worth your time.
Read →Website accessibility for small businesses: WCAG in plain English
What website accessibility means for a UK small business, what the law says, what WCAG 2.2 AA asks for in practice, the quick fixes that matter most and how to check your own site.
Read →UK website legal requirements for small businesses: the 2026 checklist
What a UK business website legally has to show and do in 2026: business information, company details, privacy notice, cookies, online selling rules, reviews and pricing, with links to the regulators.
Read →Cookie banner rules in the UK (2026): what small business websites need
UK cookie rules for small business websites after the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025: when you need a banner, the new analytics exception and what a compliant one looks like.
Read →Privacy policy for a small business website: what UK law requires
What a UK small business website privacy policy must include under UK GDPR, a section-by-section structure, why copied templates cause problems and how to keep it accurate.
Read →GDPR for small business websites: a practical UK guide
What UK GDPR and PECR mean in practice for a small business website: forms, bookings, email marketing, security, suppliers, data requests and breaches, with a plain checklist.
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Selling online in the UK: the consumer law your website must follow
UK consumer law for businesses selling or taking bookings online: pre-contract information, the 14-day cancellation right, refunds, delivery, drip pricing and fake reviews.
Read →Website security for small businesses: the basics that stop most attacks
A plain guide to website security for small businesses: the common ways sites get hacked, the basics that prevent most of them, what to ask your web provider and what to do if it happens.
Read →Website backups explained: what to back up, how often and how to check they work
A plain guide to website backups for small businesses: what a proper backup includes, how often to take one, where to store it, the 3-2-1 rule and how to test a restore before you need it.
Read →Website redesign checklist: what to do before, during and after
A step-by-step website redesign checklist for small businesses: setting goals, auditing what works, protecting rankings, content, testing and the first weeks after launch.
Read →How to move a website without losing Google rankings (redirects explained)
How to migrate a website to a new platform, design or domain without losing Google rankings: URL mapping, 301 redirects explained, Search Console steps and the mistakes that cause traffic to vanish.
Read →Website brief template: what to include so you get the site you actually need
A practical website brief template for small businesses: the sections to include, questions to answer, what to leave to the designer, and a checklist you can copy before asking for quotes.
Read →Is my website outdated? 15 signs it is costing you customers
How to tell if your business website is outdated: fifteen practical signs across design, mobile, speed, content, security and search, which ones matter most and whether to fix or rebuild.
Read →Image optimisation for websites: how to make photos load fast and look sharp
A practical guide to image optimisation for small business websites: the right sizes and formats, compression, responsive images, lazy loading, alt text and file names, with a step-by-step workflow.
Read →Web designer disappeared? How to take back control of your website
What to do if your web designer or developer has vanished or stopped replying: recover your domain, hosting, email and content, take over the site from the old developer and avoid it happening again.
Read →Do you own your website? How to check (UK)
Do you own your website? How to check who owns your domain, your content, the code and the hosting, including a WHOIS and Nominet check for .uk domains.
Read →What pages should a tradesman website have?
The handful of tradesman website pages that actually win jobs, what each one is for, and the pages you can safely leave out.
Read →Website “not secure” warning: what it means and how to fix it
Why browsers show a “Not secure” warning on your business website, what HTTPS and SSL certificates are, and how to get rid of the warning for good.
Read →Is my website mobile friendly? How to check in 10 minutes
How to check whether your business website works properly on a phone, using free Google tools and your own mobile, and what to fix first.
Read →How fast should a small business website load?
Core Web Vitals in plain English: the speed thresholds Google publishes for LCP, INP and CLS, how to test your site, and what usually slows it down.
Read →Do tradesmen need a website? An honest answer
Do tradesmen need a website? Some genuinely do not. Here is who does, who can manage without, and why word-of-mouth customers still google you first.
Read →How long does it take to build a website?
Realistic timelines for building a small business website by approach, from DIY builders to agencies, and the content and decisions that actually slow projects down.
Read →Seven things local business websites get wrong
The recurring, fixable mistakes we see on small business websites - and why the most damaging ones are usually the least interesting to fix.
Read →9 guides
Conversion
How to write website copy that sells (without sounding like an advert)
A practical method for writing website copy for a small business: what to say first, how to describe services, where proof goes, and the phrases that quietly lose you work.
Read →What to put on your homepage: a section-by-section structure that works
The homepage structure that works for most small businesses, section by section, with what each part must do, what to leave out and how it changes by business type.
Read →How to write an about us page that makes people want to hire you
What an about us page is really for, what to put in it, a structure you can copy and examples for sole traders, family firms, clinics, shops and larger companies.
Read →Call to action examples for small business websites (and why they work)
Call to action examples for trades, salons, clinics, shops and professional firms, with the rules for wording, placement and design that turn visits into calls, bookings and quotes.
Read →Website contact forms that actually get filled in: best practice for small businesses
Contact form best practice for small business websites: which fields to ask for, how to lay them out, what happens after someone presses send, spam, GDPR and the mistakes that lose enquiries.
Read →Website trust signals: how to use testimonials, reviews and proof properly
The trust signals that make visitors believe a small business website, how to collect and display testimonials the right way, and the UK rules on fake and incentivised reviews.
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How to get more enquiries from your website
Concrete, fixable reasons a small business website gets visitors but not calls, and the changes that turn more of those visitors into enquiries.
Read →Missed calls cost tradesmen jobs. Here is how to stop it
Why missed calls quietly lose tradespeople work, and practical fixes: a better voicemail greeting, callback habits and automatic missed-call text back.
Read →Website photos for tradespeople: a phone guide
How to take good job photos for your trade website on a phone, get before and after shots right, and avoid addresses, number plates, stock photos and privacy slips.
Read →22 guides
By kind of business
What a restaurant or café website needs (and what to leave out)
The pages, features and rules that matter for a UK restaurant or café website: menus as text, allergens, booking, hours, and what it should cost.
Read →What a pub website needs to fill tables, rooms and the function room
A practical checklist for UK pub websites: kitchen hours, menus as text, dog and child policies, events, function room enquiries and alcohol marketing rules.
Read →What a small hotel or B&B website needs to win direct bookings
How a small hotel, guest house or B&B website wins direct bookings: live availability, room pages, a reason to book direct, policies and what it costs.
Read →What a hair or beauty salon website needs (a practical checklist)
What a UK hair or beauty salon website needs: online booking, treatment pages with prices and durations, stylist profiles, patch test policy and aesthetics rules.
Read →What a barbershop website needs to keep the chairs full
A barbershop website checklist: price list, booking, walk-in policy, barber profiles, real photos of cuts, correct hours, and what a good site costs.
Read →What a dental practice website needs: pages, GDC and CQC rules, and cost
What a UK dental practice website needs: NHS availability, fees, emergency route, GDC numbers, CQC rating display, nervous patients page and the advertising rules.
Read →Show all 22 by kind of business guides
What a physiotherapy or private clinic website needs
What a UK physio, osteopathy or private clinic website needs: condition pages, prices, booking, HCPC and professional registration, insurers and the claims rules.
Read →What a gym, studio or personal trainer website needs
What a UK gym, fitness studio or personal trainer website needs: prices, live timetable, trial booking, trainer credentials, membership terms and claims rules.
Read →What an accountancy firm website needs to stand out
What a UK accountancy or bookkeeping firm website needs: published fees, services by client type, switching guide, regulatory disclosures and what it costs.
Read →What a law firm website needs: SRA requirements and what works
The SRA website requirements for UK law firms (price transparency, the SRA badge, complaints) plus the pages, structure and plain English that win clients.
Read →What an estate or letting agent website needs (and the rules it must follow)
What a UK estate or letting agent website needs: valuation-led design, material information, published fees, redress and client money protection, and cost.
Read →What a photographer website needs to turn portfolio views into bookings
What a UK photographer website needs: fast galleries, full shoots, starting prices, date checks, contracts, image rights and GDPR, plus what it costs.
Read →What an independent shop or boutique website needs
What a UK independent shop or boutique website needs: stock showcase, click and collect, opening hours, gift cards, online selling rules and realistic costs.
Read →What an e-commerce website needs: a UK checklist for online brands
What a UK e-commerce website needs: product pages that sell, a quick checkout, delivery and returns clarity, legal information, cookies and realistic costs.
Read →What a charity website needs: donations, trust and the rules
What a UK charity website needs: a clear cause, easy donations with Gift Aid, volunteer routes, impact evidence, registration details and fundraising rules.
Read →What a nursery or childminder website needs
What a UK nursery, pre-school or childminder website needs: vacancies, fees and funded hours, Ofsted details, safeguarding, photos with consent and privacy.
Read →What a care home website needs: fees, CQC rating and honest information
What a UK care home or home care website needs: published fees, CQC rating display, types of care, vacancies, visiting, and the CMA’s consumer law advice.
Read →What a garage or MOT centre website needs to take more bookings
What a UK car garage or MOT centre website needs: online booking, published MOT and service prices, what happens on a fail, reminders, and realistic costs.
Read →What a B2B or manufacturing company website needs
What a UK B2B, engineering or manufacturing company website needs: capabilities, sectors, specs, case studies, RFQ forms, accreditations and legal disclosures.
Read →What a SaaS or tech start-up website needs
What a UK SaaS or tech start-up website needs: a clear value proposition, pricing page, product proof, security and trust pages, docs, sign-up flow and compliance.
Read →What a multi-location or franchise business website needs
How to structure a website for a business with several branches or franchisees: location pages, store locator, local profiles, brand control and local editing.
Read →Corporate website redesign: what an established company needs to get right
A practical guide to redesigning a website for an established UK company: goals, audiences, content audit, SEO migration, accessibility, governance and cost.
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