What Pages Does a Coaching or Consulting Website Need?
A coaching or consulting website needs six pages that each do one job: home, about, services, results, booking or contact, and a…
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WordPress
This is where I write about WordPress ownership, ongoing costs, and what a custom build actually involves. If you are trying to work out whether to rebuild, migrate, or just take back control of a site someone else built, start here.
Signs Your Agency Needs a White-Label Web Developer
You need a white-label developer the moment you catch yourself saying yes to a build before you know who on your team…
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WordPress Site Broken After a Plugin Update? Do This First
A white screen or a fatal error message right after a plugin update means one plugin conflicted with your theme, your PHP…
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Red Flags When Hiring a Web Developer
The biggest red flags when hiring a web developer show up before you pay anything: a proposal with no itemised scope, no…
Read article →How Much Does a Small Business Website Cost in 2026?
Every small business owner asks the same question before they ask anything else: what does a website actually cost. The honest answer…
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When WordPress Is the Wrong Choice
WordPress is a strong choice for a lot of service businesses, but it is not the right answer for every website. If…
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WordPress Security Basics for Business Sites
WordPress is secure enough for business use. Neglected WordPress sites are not. That is the distinction owners need, because “WordPress gets hacked”…
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White-Label WordPress Developer for Agencies
White-label WordPress development means the agency owns the client relationship and I build the site in the background. The agency keeps the…
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How Many WordPress Plugins Is Too Many?
There is no single plugin number that makes a WordPress site unsafe or slow. The real problem is not count on its…
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The Real Reason Your WordPress Site Is Slow
Your WordPress site is usually slow because of what is on the page, not because WordPress itself is slow. Big images, plugin…
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