Straight-talking guides on web design and conversion for clinics, gyms and service businesses in the Philippines.
A domain name is the one piece of your online presence you actually own. Here's why a Philippine business needs one, what a free subdomain or a Facebook link costs you, and how to keep it safe.
A website that nobody finds, that loads slowly on mobile data, or whose form never arrives is a cost, not an asset. Here's what website optimization means for a Philippine business and what to fix first.
Most people in the Philippines meet your website on a phone, and Google judges your site by its mobile version. Here's what mobile responsive really means, how to test yours, and what to fix.
Cleaning is a trust purchase made on a phone in about a minute. Here's what a cleaning company website needs on the page, from deep cleans to post-construction, and how to brief whoever builds it.
Most slow Philippine websites are sitting on a server an ocean away. Here is what that costs, how to measure it from your phone, and what to fix first.
Not how to register a business, but what must appear on the website once it's live: the BIR Registration Seal Badge, the privacy notice and consent the Data Privacy Act demands, and the Internet Transactions Act's homepage disclosures, with a one-page checklist.
Maintenance plans in the Philippines run ₱2,000 to ₱25,000 a month, and the platform your site runs on decides most of the bill. What each price buys, when you need a managed plan, and what to refuse in the contract.
A one-page site runs ₱7,000 to ₱40,000 and a business site ₱20,000 to ₱120,000 in 2026. Here's what each price buys, what you pay after launch, and what three years costs under every buying model.
We measured six Philippine sites and read the small print on the market's price pages. Here is the checklist we'd run before paying any host.
Buy the .com if it's free, the .ph if your customers are Filipino and the .com is gone, both if the brand is worth ₱3,000 a year. Here are the renewal prices, the registration rules and what Google actually does with each extension.
Freelancers, agencies and subscription studios price web design in three different shapes. We line them up on the numbers that matter after launch, not just the quote.
A Facebook page is enough for some Filipino businesses and a quiet leak for others. Here is who is which, how to run both, and the real cost of each.
A dead fridge is an emergency with a deadline. What an appliance repair website needs on the page, how to structure it for local search, and the faults we find in audits.
Custom website vs template, from the audits we run: the noindex tags, missing schema and broken forms templates leave behind, and when a template is honestly fine.
Visitors but no calls? Eight leaks we check on every service website we audit, starting with the form that quietly never reaches you.
LCP, INP and CLS in plain English: what good looks like, how to check yours, and a real measurement from a site we built, including the part that isn't perfect.
Google Business Profile optimization for service businesses: get the name, category and service area right, build reviews, and fix the website your profile links to.
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