Website not showing up on Google? Tell ‘not indexed’ from ‘ranked low’, what to check in Search Console, common causes and how long to wait.
Hourly, day rate, fixed price or monthly plan: how webmasters in France charge, current rates, what a devis should include and how to compare quotes.
WordPress is still worth using for a small business, though not as some abstract “best CMS”. Its real strength lies elsewhere: WordPress lets you launch a solid site quickly, provided you start from a good-quality premium theme, adapt it to the business, and do not skip the technical setup. According to W3Techs, as of 23 […]
Japanese pages showing up for your site in Google? You’ve been hacked. How to check with site: and Search Console, what to do yourself and when to stop.
Before making changes to a website, a good professional takes a backup, especially before an update, large-scale edits, or a theme change. But a business owner does not always know how to check that a copy genuinely exists. A few simple questions are usually enough. A backup before any work is not a sign of […]
SEO does not start with complicated tools. A basic page check can be done yourself: a clear title, one main H1, a sensible URL, copy that matches the topic, and a mobile version that works properly. That does not replace real SEO work, but it does help avoid the most obvious mistakes. Search engines need […]
Not every phone call is useful. A good share of them come down to the same handful of questions: how much does it cost, where are you based, what time do you open, how do I book. A good website can answer those questions in advance and free up more of your time for actual […]
A website form can look completely functional: the fields fill in, the button responds, a “sent” message appears. But the e-mail never reaches the owner. For a business, that is more dangerous than a visible error. When a form shows a red warning, at least the problem gets noticed. When everything looks successful, enquiries can […]
PHP is the language WordPress runs on. A site owner may never think about it at all, until the day the host sends an e-mail: your PHP version is outdated. After that, the worry sets in: updating feels risky, but not updating is not really an option either. Outdated PHP is a matter of security, […]
Sometimes, after WordPress, a theme or a plugin gets updated, a site starts looking odd, shows an error, or stops sending forms. The key thing in that situation is not to panic and start clicking on everything, but to work through a calm, methodical process. A WordPress site is made up of many moving parts: […]