The SiteFly Journal
Plain answers for business owners
One fresh, honest answer a day — websites, local search, and getting found, in your language, without the jargon.
Is $80/mo a lot for a website?$80/month for a website is mid-range. What you're actually paying for: hosting, features, support, and whether someone builds it for you or you DIY.How do I know when my website needs updating?Your website needs updating when it stops reflecting your business, looks dated, or visitors can't find what they need. Here's how to tell.Is a Google Business Profile enough without a website?A Google Business Profile handles local search and reviews, but a website does what it can't: showcase your work, build trust, and own your customer relationships.Why isn't my website converting visitors into customers?Your site may look good but fail to convert because it lacks clear calls-to-action, trust signals, or friction-free contact paths. Here's how to fix it.Who owns my website if someone builds it for me?When a builder creates your site, you own the domain and content—but hosting and code ownership depend on the contract. Here's what actually matters.Does an AI receptionist answer calls like a real person?AI receptionists answer calls, take messages, and schedule appointments automatically. Here's how they work and what they actually sound like in practice.How do I claim my Google Business Profile?Claiming your Google Business Profile takes 15 minutes and puts your business on Google Maps and local search results. Here's the exact step-by-step process.Should I use Squarespace or build it myself?Squarespace handles design and hosting for you, but you still do the setup work. DIY builders mean more control and lower cost—if you have the time.What's the best website builder for a dental practice?Dental practices need online booking, patient forms, and trust signals. Here's how to pick a builder that handles your workflow.How much should I budget for a website?Real website costs range from free to thousands depending on your needs. Here's what actually drives the price and where your money goes.Is my outdated website costing me customers?Yes. Outdated sites signal closed businesses, kill trust, and lose mobile visitors. Here's what actually happens when your site looks old.Can Yelp replace your business website?Yelp drives discovery and reviews, but only your own website gives you control, direct customer contact, and a brand home that's truly yours.
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