People often say they want a “clean” website—but what does that actually mean? It’s not about being plain. And it’s...
What a “Clean Design” Website Actually Means
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If your website takes more than a few seconds to load, you’re already losing leads. Speed matters—especially on...
Why Your Homepage Headline Matters More Than Your Logo
Most business websites lead with the wrong thing: a big logo, a fancy slider, or a vague “Welcome.” None of those help...
What Top Producing Realtors Actually Want in a Website
Our real estate clients have sold over $1 billion in career volume—and what they value in a website isn’t only flash....
Why Most Private School Websites Drive Away the Right Families
You can have the most beautiful school campus in the state—but if your website is confusing, cluttered, or generic,...
3 Quiet Ways a Great Website Makes You More Referable
Most people think referrals happen because of great work—and they’re right. But there’s another layer that makes...
Why We’re Cheaper (and Still Here Years Later)
We don’t have a fancy office. We don’t have a receptionist -- in fact the phone number on our contact page? JK's cell....
The Hidden ROI of a Website That Just Works
Most clients don’t need bells and whistles. They need their site to load fast, never break, and not become their...
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