Notes on websites that actually bring in work

I am in Holmfirth and I build for clients anywhere. Here is how it runs, and why distance is not the thing that breaks projects.

Both work. They fail in different ways, and that is the useful part of the comparison.

Realistic timelines, and the one thing that delays nearly every project.

Word of mouth is brilliant until it goes quiet. A site is what catches the people who have not heard of you yet.

A straight comparison, without the platform loyalty. What each one is genuinely better at.

Half your visitors are on a phone, some on two bars. Every extra second is people leaving.

Your competitors are in the map results and you are not. It is almost always one of five things.

A shop you do not need is expensive to build and worse to run. Here is how to tell which you are.

When somebody searches near me, Google makes assumptions about you. Here is how to make those assumptions work in your favour.

You know your business better than any writer does. The problem is usually order, not vocabulary.

The two words get used as if they mean the same thing. They do not, and picking wrong costs money.

Nine questions that save Sheffield business owners from the most common website mistakes.