Ryan and Sean discuss domain names and how they affect SEO, how many you need, how hard they are to transfer, and more.

Ryan and Sean talk about the importance of giving your customers alternative options for online reviews, contact methods, and more.

Sean discusses the 3 major online ad platforms (Google, Facebook, LinkedIn) and when you should use each.

Sean discusses the situations when you should create a unique landing page, and how to structure such a landing page.

Ryan and Sean talk about the ideal type of website for the majority of small businesses in Canada. What is “just right” for features, design, and support?

Learn about the latest phishing scam that is targeting small business owners. We also talk about how the spam folder is imperfect, and may miss fraud emails like that, but also trap legitimate emails.

Ryan and Sean take you behind the scenes on how web designers / support teams think and talk, so you can dictate requests that get done more efficiently and quickly.

Ryan and Sean focus on simple ways (that don’t cost a lot and can be implemented quickly) that businesses can use to pivot online.

Ryan talks about your potential website security risks, and how to best respond to a breach (which is unlikely for a small business). Then Ryan and Sean discuss online trolls, and the three ways businesses can deal with them — including an idea of how you can profit from troll comments on social media.

Ryan talks about using simple contact forms to generate leads, how your Google My Business description affects your search results, when you should say “thanks” on your site, and scary-sounding emails about your domain expiring.

Ryan talks about website update troubles, fake Google calls, and wasted web design “real estate”. Click to listen to the full podcast.