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A tradesperson photographs a finished job on a phone and jots notes into a pad — gathering material for a case study on the company website

The case study that brings in more work like it: a guide from an ordinary job

How to turn an ordinary job into a five-paragraph case study — problem, cause, process, numbers and advice — that attracts customers with the same problem. Plus consent, photos and measuring results.

August 10, 2026·10 minRead article

A plumber hands a customer a paper business card while a screen beside them shows the same company details written out in a tidy machine-readable form

SEO

Structured Data in Plain English: Telling Google and AI What Your Business Does

Structured data without coding: what schema.org markup tells Google and AI, which types make sense for a small business, how to add it without touching code, and how to check yours for free.

August 9, 2026·9 minRead article

A small business owner compares search results on a laptop — their own site and a competitor's site, with a sheet of notes beside it listing what the competitor has extra

SEO

Why the competition outranks you in search — and what you can fix yourself

Competitors don't outrank you by accident. How to read their site like a customer, spot what they have extra, and tell what you can catch up on yourself.

August 8, 2026·9 minRead article

In a watchmaker's display workshop, the owner is confirming the last field of an anonymous directory form on a tablet, beside a bunch of shop keys, a desk phone and a mechanical opening-hours switch.

SEO

Firmy.cz, Mapy.cz, Google: where a small business should be listed and where it is a waste

Three listings worth having for a small business in Czechia: Google Business Profile, Firmy.cz and Mapy.cz. How to fill them in one afternoon and how to spot paid directories that bring nothing.

August 7, 2026·10 minRead article

In a warehouse, discarded industrial panels and an old network switch are being set down into a crate — kit that has served its time and is on its way out.

Obsah

Old Articles on Your Site: Update, Merge, or Delete?

A data-driven decision process: which old articles to update, which to merge and which to redirect and let go. Why maintaining older texts is often the cheaper path to enquiries.

August 6, 2026·9 minRead article

A customer sits on the sofa at home in the evening, looking through photos of a half-finished bathroom on their phone; a tile sample, a tape measure and a sketched floor plan lie next to them — the moment they decide whether to call or fill in a form

Poptávky

Do Customers Call or Write? Phone vs. Contact Form on a Small Business Website

Some customers want to call right away, others write in the evening from the sofa. When to put the phone number at the top, when the form wins, and how to find out which your customers prefer.

August 5, 2026·11 minRead article

An empty small-workshop desk under a lit table lamp with an open enquiry notebook, a calculator, a mobile phone and a closed laptop.

Poptávky

Where to Find Work: Are Lead Marketplaces Worth It, or Your Own Website?

A lead marketplace sells contacts today; a website takes months to build. What decides is the cost per won job, not per contact. How to run the numbers.

August 4, 2026·10 minRead article

A flooring contractor sits at a wooden table with colourful website performance charts open on his laptop, jotting notes into a pad with a pencil; beside him lie a vinyl flooring sample book, a laser measure, a box of spacers and a mug of coffee.

Vzdělávání

Google Search Console for Business Owners: What to Check in 15 Minutes a Month

Google Search Console for non-marketers: how to connect it free and which three screens to review in 15 minutes a month — customer queries, pages that earn, and what Google won't index. Plus how to check your agency.

August 3, 2026·10 minRead article

Plumbing supply warehouse with open doors: copper pipes with press fittings, brass connectors, press pliers and a circulation pump on a wooden workbench, with a shrink-wrapped outdoor heat pump unit on a pallet in the background

Obsah

How Long Should a Business Blog Article Be? Not What the Internet Says

The "at least 2,000 words" rule doesn't work. Article length depends on the customer's question: a short answer, a mid-length guide, or a decision-making piece. When to stop writing and which length brings enquiries.

August 2, 2026·10 minRead article

In the meeting room of a chimney-sweeping company, the owner sets down two unlocked phones side by side: one shows a text-free AI answer card above the results, the other a sharply falling click curve, while a chimney camera hangs by the window…

Google answers for you and nobody clicks: what a small business can do about AI Overviews

Google increasingly answers right in search, and fewer people click through. How to spot the drop in Search Console, what a small firm can't control — and which queries to target.

August 1, 2026·9 minRead article

Utility room in a family house, no people present: a wall-mounted electric water heater with its lower cover removed and the wiring exposed, below it a workbench with a bucket, a corroded connection hose, brass fittings and wrenches — the kind of job a customer searches for online

Poptávky

Website as a Business Card, or an Inquiry Machine? How the Two Differ

A business-card website tells people who you are. A website built for inquiries answers your customer's questions and leads them to the phone. Two sites compared page by page, plus eight questions to score your own.

July 31, 2026·10 minRead article

A small business owner asks an AI assistant on a laptop for recommendations of businesses in their field and reads the answer — checking what ChatGPT says about the business

What Does ChatGPT Say About Your Business — and How to Find Out

Customers ask ChatGPT and Copilot for business recommendations. How to check in ten minutes whether AI knows you, why it recommends some and not others, what a small business can do, and why answers change over time.

July 29, 2026·9 minRead article