KitCat blog posts on Web Design: search, AI answers and ads for local and blue-collar businesses.
What a contractor website actually needs to win $20k+ jobs: proof, process, price ranges and license info. And what you can skip.
What a website care plan should include, what's padding, and when you honestly don't need one at all. A straight checklist before you sign.
Facebook works for people who already know you. Google and ChatGPT barely see it. When a Facebook page is enough, and when it costs you calls.
Why hiding prices costs you leads, the real objections (competitors, custom quotes), and how to publish pricing when every job is different.
Most business owners think they own their site. They own the invoice. Here's the five-account checklist that decides whether you can fire your agency.
Why your PageSpeed score isn't your speed problem, what Google actually measures, and the four things that really slow a small business site down.
Most business sites are quoted by the page. Here's the honest count — which pages earn money, which are padding, and when one page is genuinely enough.
A small-business site takes 3–6 weeks. Here's where every week actually goes, why your inbox is the real bottleneck, and when a long timeline is a red flag.
AI website builders are genuinely great for some businesses and quietly expensive for others. Here's the honest line between the two.
Most redesigns solve a problem nobody had. Here's how to tell whether your site is actually broken — and the four fixes that beat a rebuild.
Seven questions that separate a real web design agency from a template mill — ownership, speed, SEO, AI-readiness, and the red flags nobody warns you about.
Real numbers, not 'it depends': what websites cost at every tier, what actually drives the price, and the red flags at both ends of the market.