Can You Edit a Custom-Coded Website Yourself?
Custom-coded sounds like every change means calling me. It doesn't. A screen-by-screen look at Publisher, the editor behind the sites I build, and the parts I locked on purpose.
Read it →We Replaced $60,000 a Year of Software in Two Weeks
My old transportation company paid $5,000 a month for the software that ran it. I rebuilt what it did in two weeks for about $5 a month. The honest math, including when you should keep renting.
Read it →Why We Built Our Own Form Tool
We were paying a monthly bill to collect messages from our own website. So we built our own tool and stopped. Here is why owning your tools beats renting them.
Read it →Is a Custom Website Expensive?
The price of a site is relative to its job. Here is what your money actually buys, and why a cheap site is often the most expensive one you can own.
Read it →Two Businesses Lost Their Whole Website Overnight
Two local businesses lost their entire sites with no backup and no way back. Here is what happened, and the one question to ask about your own site.
Read it →Why You Shouldn't Rent Your Website
Monthly builders and agency hosting feel cheap, but renting your site costs more over time and you never own it. Here is the real math.
Read it →What a Bad Website Actually Costs You
A bad site does not just look amateur. It quietly sends ready-to-buy customers to your competitor. Here is the real cost, and the low bar to beat.
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