Squarespace vs Wix vs WordPress: which suits an Australian service business?
Published plan prices, what the cheapest plans leave out, and who looks after the site: Squarespace, Wix and WordPress compared for Australian service businesses.
News and guides on planning, building, fixing and running a small business website.
Platform changes, website costs and practical guidance on whether to rebuild or repair, how to brief a designer, and how to make sure the site turns the right visitors into enquiries.
Published plan prices, what the cheapest plans leave out, and who looks after the site: Squarespace, Wix and WordPress compared for Australian service businesses.
Published hosting prices from Australian and global providers, the gap between intro and renewal rates, and the extras that add to a small business’s bill.
Google’s site-move advice in plain English: hosting-only moves, URL changes, 301 redirects and Change of Address, plus how to keep email running.
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Published plan prices, what the cheapest plans leave out, and who looks after the site: Squarespace, Wix and WordPress compared for Australian service businesses.

Shopify lets retailers schedule and test discounts with store changes. Check plan access, active dates, app support and measurement limits before a sale.

Shopify’s new AI-assisted store editor is rolling out. Check theme compatibility, app support and update limits before changing a working shop.

How to check who holds your .au domain, find your registrar, get the transfer code and contact details fixed, and what to do if a web designer won’t hand over.

Published hosting prices from Australian and global providers, the gap between intro and renewal rates, and the extras that add to a small business’s bill.

Cloudflare changed its AI crawler controls on 15 September. Its ‘Block’ setting now also stops Googlebot and Bingbot. What to check on your site.

Who can hold a .com.au, how renewals and the 30-day grace period work, how to move registrars or sell a name, and whether you need the direct .au.

auDA has backed, in principle, removing the rule that lets a .com.au match what you sell. Nothing is final. What’s proposed, what the petition claims, and what to check.

How the Disability Discrimination Act applies to business websites, what WCAG 2.2 asks for, what happens if someone complains, and the checks to run first.

Google’s site-move advice in plain English: hosting-only moves, URL changes, 301 redirects and Change of Address, plus how to keep email running.

A quiet inbox doesn’t always mean the website has failed. Four checks separate a visibility, clarity, usability or follow-up problem before you pay to rebuild.

A one-page website brief gives a designer enough to recommend an approach and quote, without a 20-page specification. Six questions and a free template.