The WebsiteDelivered Blog
Straight answers about getting your business online — what it costs, what you need, and what you can skip.
Website Maintenance: What You Actually Need vs What You're Being Sold
Maintenance plans range from essential to pure padding. Here's what genuinely matters and what to stop paying for.
Business Email vs Free Gmail: Does It Really Matter?
A business email on your own domain matters for deliverability, continuity, and trust — here's what it actually requires and when a free address is fine.
What to Do When Your Web Designer Disappears
Your web designer stopped responding. Here's the step-by-step recovery order, starting with what actually matters.
How Many Pages Does a Small Business Website Actually Need?
Most small business sites need five core pages to launch, then one dedicated page per service you want to be found for.
What Is Web Hosting, and Do I Actually Need to Pay for It?
Web hosting is the server space where your site's files live — and most small businesses need far less than they're sold.
Why Isn't My Business Showing Up on Google?
Your business probably isn't showing up because your site is too new, you have no Google Business Profile, or there's nothing on the page that matches what people search.
Who Actually Owns Your Website and Domain Name?
If your web guy registered your domain under his account, you may not own the most important asset of your online presence.
How Long Does It Take to Build a Business Website?
The honest timeline for building a business website, and what actually causes delays.
DIY Website Builder vs Hiring Someone: Which Is Actually Right for You?
An honest comparison of DIY builders versus hiring help, with a 30-second decision test.
Do I Need a Website If I Already Have a Facebook Page?
A Facebook page works for some businesses, but you don't own it and can't control what happens to it.
How Much Should a Small Business Website Cost?
Website pricing depends on page count, content, design, and the ongoing costs most people forget.