What topics does the Software Refresh blog cover?
The blog covers website redesign, maintenance, local SEO, security, and how to make a site easier for people and AI tools to find.
Website maintenance, local SEO, getting found by AI tools, and the rest of the work a small business site actually needs.
People ask ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity who to hire. Here is what those tools actually read, and what a small business site can do about it.
9/7/2026
Most small business sites take a few weeks, not a few days. The delay is usually copy, photos, and decisions, not the build itself.
9/1/2026
Maintenance is backups, updates, and someone noticing when the form dies. Here is what that looks like for a small business site, including our monthly plans.
9/1/2026
Traffic with no calls is usually a headline, a form, or a slow phone page. Work through this list before you pay for a new site.
5/31/2026
What to send, what a decent proposal includes, and how to tell a real scope from a PDF price list.
5/30/2026
A refresh of the look is not the same as fixing the software underneath. Here is how to tell which problem you have before you spend money.
4/12/2026
Claim the profile, match your name and phone everywhere, get real reviews, and put the service and city on the website. That is most of local SEO.
4/2/2026
Most small business hacks start with old plugins or a weak admin password. Here is the short list that prevents the usual mess.
4/2/2026
The site still 'works.' It also loses calls on phones, gets harder to update, and turns simple changes into emergency invoices.
3/17/2026
A $300 site can be the right call for a test. It is a bad call if the site is supposed to bring in jobs. Here is where the cheap options leak money.
2/15/2026
A practical list for a local service business. Skip the 34-item scorecard. Start with the pages and details that get you a call.
2/14/2026
The blog covers website redesign, maintenance, local SEO, security, and how to make a site easier for people and AI tools to find.
When we have something useful to say. We do not publish filler on a calendar.
Yes. They are written for owners who do not want to become web developers.