Free Web Design Resources
Website tips for service businesses.
Useful website guidance for service business owners, from figuring out what a page needs to say to improving how the business shows up in Google and what needs attention next.
Start with the places people already look.
A free downloadable guide to getting your service business found in local search. It covers your Google Business Profile, the directories that matter for local service businesses, consistent business information, backlinks, your website’s search foundations, and the monthly checks that show how visibility grows.
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Getting a business listed and found online.
These guides focus on local visibility, business listings, Google tools, and the parts of search visibility that a service business owner can understand and maintain without turning into an SEO specialist.
10 places to be online besides Google
A practical checklist of the directories, profiles and platforms that support visibility beyond your own website.
How to optimize a Google Business Profile
What to fill in, what to keep current, and which details decide how useful your listing looks to someone comparing options.
What is NAP, and why does it matter?
Name, address and phone consistency explained clearly, and what happens across local listings when they disagree.
What Is Google Search Console?
A reference guide to what Search Console shows, what it does not show, and where the information is useful.
Free Google Tools for Small Businesses
Find free Google tools useful for understanding search visibility, traffic, and business information related to your website and Google Business Profile.
10 things to do when starting out.
A website usually sits inside a bigger set of business decisions. This section covers the early setup around a new service business and, as the library grows, the practical buying questions worth answering before a site gets commissioned, including what one costs.
Looking for guidance tied to one type of business? Browse websites by industry.
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