Most sites are live 2–3 weeks after the initial questionnaire - the old site stays online the whole time, and the domain switchover takes under five minutes. The real week-by-week timeline, what you provide vs. what the team does, and what genuinely slows a migration down.
"Free website build" sounds like a trap, so here's the math: the 12-month subscription funds the build the way a phone plan funds the phone. What's included at launch (design, migration, copywriting), what's an add-on after, and where the 30-day guarantee fits.
Rebuilding your website doesn't have to cost you rankings - migrations only go wrong when redirects, content parity, or schema get skipped. What Google re-evaluates after a rebuild, and the nine-step checklist WorkspaceCMS runs on every migration to keep the signals intact.
Squarespace hands you an export file - but it covers one blog page, skips galleries and index pages, and leaves your images on their servers. What the export actually contains, what a rebuild recreates, and how your domain, content, and SEO signals make the trip intact.
Your domain, content, blog posts, and Google reviews all survive a move off Wix. Your template, apps, and design do not - they get rebuilt. A plain-English inventory of what transfers, what gets recreated, and how the SEO signals are protected on the way over.
Electricians are paying $200/yr to $25,000+ for websites in 2026. A working breakdown of all four price lanes, the EV-charger and panel-upgrade pages worth building, and the missed-call math: two lost calls a week costs $33,600 a year.
Gym website cost in 2026 runs from $200/yr DIY to $25,000+ agency builds. Here is what class schedules, trainer bios, and free-trial funnels really cost - and the member-LTV math showing why the break-even bar is just three new members a year.
A negative review handled well can convert more customers than a five-star review handled poorly. Learn a proven reputation management framework plus five ready-to-use response templates.
What does a landscaping website cost in 2026? From $200/yr DIY to $25,000+ agency builds - a no-nonsense breakdown of real prices, the seasonal and service-area pages landscapers actually need, and the one-contract-per-month math that makes the decision for you.
Most businesses ask for reviews at the wrong moment - or never at all. These five automated workflows time every request to real customer actions, turning reputation management into a system that runs itself.
A well-structured case study is your strongest reputation management tool - proving not just that you're trustworthy, but exactly how you deliver results. Use this fill-in-the-blanks template to turn one client interview into multiple high-converting assets.
Real estate website pricing in 2026, broken down: DIY $200–$600/yr, freelancers $2,500–$8,000, agencies $6,000–$25,000+ (IDX drives the top end), managed services $89–$449/mo with the build free. One $10,625 commission pays for years - here's the math for agents and brokerages.
