Five answers · Last updated 26 September 2026
The questions owners actually ask.
What a website costs round here, whether to build it yourself, why yours crawls on a phone, how the map listing picks its three, and what to do about the machines that answer instead of listing. Nothing to fill in, nothing to join.
Four more, all of them asked at a counter.
DIY6 min read
Wix or a web designer?
The builders are better than they were. The question is who updates it in February.Read itGoogle7 min read
How do I show up on Google Maps in Bude?
The map listing is the page most people see first. Here is how it decides who to show.Read itSpeed5 min read
Why is my website slow on a phone?
The usual causes, how to test it yourself in a minute, and what each fix costs.Read itAI search6 min read
What is AI search and does my café need to care?
What the answer engines actually read, and the three things that get a small business named.Read it
You’ve read the theory. Now let somebody look at yours.
One web address is all it takes. A real person opens your site on a real phone and writes back with what is costing you the most, and roughly what it would cost to put right.
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A real person looks at it on a real phone, and writes back within 24 hours. No sales pitch, and no charge.
Every price is on the pricing page, and the check itself costs nothing either way.