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Planning the year so the site and the profile keep working when demand moves. Every article is free to read, written for owners who are short on time, with things you can do this week.

Seasons, storms and slow months

A small service team in work shirts stands beside a pickup truck in a neighborhood driveway after heavy rain, talking with a homeowner while checking roof damage and taking notes.Seasons, storms and slow months · 6 min readBefore Storm Season: Getting Your Site ReadyGet your site ready before storm season with a damage page, emergency number, hours, insurance answers, and town-specific updates.A small service crew stands outside a neighborhood business during a quiet morning, with one person adjusting a work shirt while another holds a phone for a casual team photo.Seasons, storms and slow months · 7 min readWhat to Do With the Slow MonthsUse slower weeks to improve your website, ask for reviews, write town pages, update team photos, and get ready for busier work.A small service business owner and a staff member stand at a front counter in the early morning, reviewing a handwritten holiday schedule on paper while the shop is quiet and the fSeasons, storms and slow months · 5 min readHoliday Hours: Update Them EverywhereMake sure your holiday hours match on your profile, website, voicemail, and social pages so customers do not show up at a closed door.A small business owner and a crew member standing beside a work van in front of a tidy residential property, looking over printed notes and pointing toward a yard that matches the Seasons, storms and slow months · 6 min readSeasonal Service Pages That Come and GoKeep seasonal service pages live, update them each season, and link them at the right time so local customers can find the service fast.A small business owner in work clothes stands with two event volunteers beside a sponsor table at a local youth game, with a banner, folding chairs, and candid smiles in the backgrSeasons, storms and slow months · 6 min readLocal Events and Sponsorships: Getting the Online CreditWhen you sponsor a local event, ask for a link, share the mention, and add it to your site so the work keeps helping your business.A small business owner and a web helper sit at a workbench in a service shop, looking over a printed website checklist beside tools, a clipboard, and a laptop with no readable screSeasons, storms and slow months · 6 min readA Yearly Website Checkup for Local Service BusinessesA once-a-year website checkup for local service businesses: fix broken links, update photos, services, team info, backups, and low-use pages.

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