Guides
Guides for getting a website
Short, dated articles on what people usually wonder before buying a website. Written for small businesses, without the sales talk.
- What does a website cost? What a business website costs from site builders, freelancers and agencies, what drives the price and which questions to ask before you buy.
- Domains and web hosting, explained What a domain and a web host are, what they cost, who should own them and what you need ready before a website can go live.
- What should a business website contain? The five sections a simple business website needs, in what order, and which details the law and your customers expect to find.
- Build it yourself or hire someone? Wix and Squarespace against freelancers against a fixed price. What the three routes cost in money and in your own hours, and which suits a small firm.
- How your business gets found on Google The Google Business Profile, what the website needs in order to be found, and what is reasonable to expect. With no promises about rankings.
- What should the homepage say? What the visitor is looking for, in what order, and the five lines that decide whether anyone gets in touch. With wording that works.
- Details the law requires on your website Company number, registered office, VAT details, a contact route, cookies and a privacy policy. What a Swedish business website must state, in plain words.
See your website before you pay.
It costs nothing and takes about two minutes to describe your business. You get the proposal within 2 working days.
No invoice if you do not like the draft.
No order, no card payment. Hosting can be added.