Buying Web Work Guides

7 guides on this topic. All of them free, none of them gated.

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October 5, 20265 min

Your Web Developer Has Disappeared. Here Is How to Get Your Site Back.

Emails unanswered, nobody has the passwords, the site on somebody else's account. A calm, ordered recovery, and when you actually need a lawyer.

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October 1, 20265 min

Who Actually Owns Your Website? Domain, Code, Content and Accounts

Businesses find out at the worst possible moment. The five things that can be owned separately, how to check each today, and how to get them back.

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September 22, 20265 min

Red Flags in a Web Design Quote

Most bad web projects were visible in the quote. Eleven things to look for, the four clauses that matter more than price, and two revealing questions.

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September 4, 20265 min

How to Write a Web Request That Comes Back Right the First Time

The difference between one revision and five is the brief, not the designer. Six things to include, plus a copy-paste template you can send today.

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September 3, 20265 min

The Small Website Jobs That Never Get Done — And What They Actually Cost

The page with last year's prices, the form that stopped sending, the photos nobody uploaded. Why those jobs stall for years, and what they cost you.

September 2, 20265 min

Retainer, Project or Subscription: How to Buy Agency Work Without Overpaying

Three ways to pay for the same work, suiting completely different businesses. The arithmetic on each, the failure mode of each, and which one you need.

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September 1, 20266 min

Is an "Unlimited" Web Design Subscription Actually Unlimited?

The model is real and it works, but the word does a lot of heavy lifting. Which part is unlimited, which part never is, and five questions to ask.

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