The SiteServi blog

Before you sign a quote, here is what a business website really costs in 2026: the starting price, but also hosting, the domain name, maintenance and a redesign down the line, across every model.

AI tools such as ChatGPT or Perplexity can recommend your business, but only if they find explicit information that matches between your website and your Google Business Profile.

A wave of bad reviews can be a genuine warning sign or a coordinated attack. Here is how to tell the difference and respond without making things worse.

Short, easy to spell out over the phone, no hyphen if possible: here is how to choose a domain name that lasts, and the pitfalls to avoid before registering it.

Without a shopfront, local visibility depends on the service area set on Google, not on a fake local address for each town.

Many of your customers check your website from a phone, sometimes on 4G right outside your shop. Here is what slows a website down and how to fix it without any technical skills.

No need to panic: a showcase website with no online sales has limited but real GDPR obligations. Here is what you actually need to check.

A customer in a hurry does not read your website, they scan it. Here are the six things they look for, in what order, and what is not worth including.

An active Facebook page does not replace a website: one is rented from a third party, the other belongs to you. Here is how to make both work together without ignoring their limits.

Light, angles, what to show or avoid: the right reflexes for photographing your business with a phone, and knowing which photos to publish on your Google listing or your website.

A business listed as open on a bank holiday when it's actually closed loses customers quietly. Here's how to fix this properly, in January.

A brand new website doesn't appear on Google straight away. That's normal: indexing takes time, and there's no way to guarantee a precise timeframe.

Before visiting your website, a customer looks at your Google listing. Here's what it needs to contain so it doesn't put them off, and how to keep it updated without thinking about it.

Replying to every review takes time you don't have. Here are the instructions to copy and paste into a free AI, and what to check before you publish.

The number and freshness of Google reviews directly influence a local customer's choice. Here is how to get more of them, within the rules.

Both plans give you the same starting site, with the same homepage and the same photos. Premium adds a domain name in your own name, up to 5 pages, a professional email address for receiving messages, and priority support. A few simple questions are enough to work out which one suits you.