June 14, 2026GROWTH
After launch: the first 90 days
What to do after a website launch: the first 90 days of measuring, fixing and improving from real usage. The post-launch loop I run instead of going quiet.
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Growth, Trust & Ownership
What happens after launch — SEO, analytics, performance, security basics, maintenance, and owning your code and data.
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June 14, 2026GROWTH
AI search optimization: how to get cited by AI
AI search optimization in 2026: how to get your site cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI answers, with answer-first pages and clear facts.
June 14, 2026GROWTH
How to keep your website fast as it grows
How to keep a website fast as it grows: control image weight, limit third-party scripts, and watch Core Web Vitals so speed doesn't quietly decay.
June 14, 2026GROWTH
SEO for small business: the basics to own
SEO for small business in 2026: the few basics that move rankings (search intent, titles, speed, internal links) and being citable by AI. No jargon.
June 14, 2026GROWTH
Security basics for small business sites
Website security basics for small businesses: HTTPS, updates, strong logins, backups and form protection. The baseline I ship on every site.
June 14, 2026GROWTH
Website maintenance: what it really involves
What website maintenance involves: the updates, security patches, backups, performance checks, and content fixes that keep a site fast, safe, and working.
June 14, 2026GROWTH
Measuring the ROI of a website or app
How to measure the ROI of a website or app: tie the cost to the value it creates (leads, sales, time saved) and judge payback over months, not launch day.
June 14, 2026GROWTH
Website speed and conversion: what slow costs you
What a slow website really costs you in conversions and rankings — the Core Web Vitals targets that matter, why speed sells, and how I keep sites fast.
June 14, 2026GROWTH
Website analytics: what to track from day one
Website analytics for a new site: the few events worth tracking from day one (traffic source, key actions, conversions) and the noise you can skip.
June 14, 2026GROWTH
Who owns your website code and data?
Who owns your website? What should always be yours — customers, data, domain, brand — what happens to the code, and what to ask any builder in writing.
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