Migrating from a site builder to WordPress without losing rankings
The order of operations for moving off Tilda or Wix and keeping your traffic. What transfers, and what has to be rebuilt.
ReadNotes on building websites
How website projects actually work from the inside: what things cost, where cutting corners backfires, and how to pick a contractor.
Why your website brings no enquiries: 12 reasons in order of frequency
A list running from the most common cause to the rare ones. Work through it in order — eight times out of ten the answer is in the first three.
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Choosing a web contractor: 10 questions to ask before you pay
The questions whose answers separate a studio from a random freelancer — plus three red flags worth walking away from.
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What website support costs, and what happens without it
What a monthly support plan includes, what it costs, and the invoices that arrive for people who decided to save on it.
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WordPress or a website builder: what to choose in 2026
An honest comparison of Tilda, Wix and WordPress without the zealotry: where a builder wins, where it loses, and what the "free" option really costs.
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What to prepare before a website project starts: an evening’s checklist
What to gather before the first meeting with a contractor. Saves about two weeks of schedule and a lot of rework.
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You have a website but no enquiries: 8 reasons and what to do
From the obvious (nothing to click) to the less obvious (the page takes seven seconds to load), with checks you can run yourself.
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Redesigning a website without losing search rankings
Why traffic sometimes halves after a relaunch, how to prevent it, and what to watch in the first two weeks.
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Why a website needs maintenance, and what it really costs
What a monthly plan covers, why "the site just works" is a myth, and how recovery after a hack compares with prevention.
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Launching an online store: a 24-point checklist
What has to be ready before a store goes live, from catalogue structure to a real test order. The list we use to sign off our own projects.
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