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Practical advice on websites, marketing, and getting found online. Written for local business owners in Yorkshire, not marketing agencies.

Featured1 Mar 2026

Why Your Business Needs More Than a Facebook Page in 2026

Facebook organic reach is at an all-time low. Your page looks the same as everyone else's. And Google can't find you. Here's why a website changes everything.

Marketing·5 min read
Trust & Reviews2 Mar 2026

How to Get More Google Reviews (Without Being Annoying)

Businesses with 20+ Google reviews get more calls than those with five. The difference isn't luck — it's asking at the right moment, the right way.

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Design3 Mar 2026

The Best Website for a Plumber in 2026 — What Actually Works

A basic plumber website costs between £79 and £500. The difference between a good one and a rubbish one comes down to five things — none of them are animations.

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SEO4 Mar 2026

Local SEO for Small Businesses in Yorkshire: A Plain English Guide

SEO sounds technical and expensive. For a local business, the basics are straightforward, free, and surprisingly effective. Here's the plain English version.

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Design5 Mar 2026

Why Your Restaurant's PDF Menu Is Costing You Customers

You tap 'Menu', a PDF opens, the text is tiny, you pinch to zoom, and give up. That's happening to your customers right now. There's a better way.

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Marketing6 Mar 2026

How Dog Walkers Can Get More Clients Online

The fully-booked dog walkers in Saltaire aren't the cheapest. They're the ones who make pet owners feel completely confident. Here's what they do differently.

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Design7 Mar 2026

First 50ms: Why Your Website's First Impression Costs You Money

Your website gets 50 milliseconds before someone decides if you're professional or amateur. That's before they read a single word. Here's what they're judging.

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SEO8 Mar 2026

What Makes a Good Trades Website: Gas Safe, Reviews, and Getting Found

82% of people search online before calling a tradesperson. A good trades website proves you're qualified, shows you're trusted, and makes it dead easy to call.

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