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How Much Should a Website Actually Cost in 2026?
Spoiler: it's not $8,000. Here's what you should really be paying…
April 2026
Read the article Quick reads and straight-up tips for small business owners on getting a good website, showing up on Google and getting more calls in the door.
Spoiler: it's not $8,000. Here's what you should really be paying…
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Not a salesperson. A people person. If you're great at chatting with small business owners and can spot a business that needs a better site, keep reading.