Should Your Website List the Areas You Cover?
Why a local business website should name the areas it covers, how to write an areas page that helps customers and Google, and the doorway-page trap.
PrimeStart blog
What a small-business website needs, what it costs and how to keep it working.
Illustration: an open article headed "What a small-business website actually needs", beside the topics the blog is grouped under.
Why a local business website should name the areas it covers, how to write an areas page that helps customers and Google, and the doorway-page trap.
The ten signs a small business website genuinely needs a redesign, the three that are just nerves, and how to choose between a refresh, a rebuild and a move.
What a trade website must show to turn a local search into a call: services, areas, proof and a contact route, for builders, electricians, plumbers and more.
Ten ordinary mistakes that cost small business websites enquiries, from unlisted services and hidden phone numbers to no padlock, each with a fix you can make.
Twelve practical questions to ask any UK web designer before you pay, covering ownership, hosting, copy, mobile, timescales, contract terms and Google promises.
Hosting, SSL, backups, updates, security, monitoring and fair-use changes explained one job at a time, with what goes wrong when nobody is doing them.
What WordPress is in everyday terms, why it suits most small businesses, the upkeep it needs, and the honest cases where a builder or a bespoke build is better.
A fair comparison of pay monthly websites and one-off builds: cash flow, who carries the running costs, changes, ownership and the total over 18 months.
The domain, the hosting, the site and the content can each have a different owner. How to check all four before you sign, and what rental models really mean.
A practical checklist for UK small businesses: the pages, trust signals, technical basics and upkeep a website genuinely needs, and the things it can do without.