Topic
Everything we have written under “Bring your own site”
13 articles, each answering one real question — and each starting with the answer.
Showing 13 of 13 articles
Bring your own site4 min read · Someone used my contact form. What happens now?
Where contact form submissions really go, why the ones you lose are lost silently, and a first-reply habit that wins work without any new software.Read the answer→
Bring your own site4 min read · How do I add online booking to my existing website?
A component, not a project. What it needs to do, the choice that actually matters, and the policy questions software cannot answer.Read the answer→
Bring your own site4 min read · Can I have two websites for the same business?
A common instinct that quietly costs you. The three cases where it is right, and what to do if you already have two.Read the answer→
Bring your own site4 min read · How do I transfer a domain name to a new owner?
The distinction that catches people out, the order to do it in, and the one setting that blocks transfers for sixty days.Read the answer→
Bring your own site4 min read · How do I move my website to a different hosting provider?
A routine move that goes wrong in predictable ways. The order that prevents downtime, and the three things people forget to take.Read the answer→
Bring your own site4 min read · What happens to my website if I stop paying for it?
Three different bills with three very different consequences. Which one you can afford to miss, and which one you cannot.Read the answer→
Bring your own site3 min read · How should I back up my website?
Most hosting includes backups. That is not the same as having one, and the difference only shows up on the worst day.Read the answer→
Bring your own site3 min read · Will I lose my Google ranking if I change how my website is managed?
Rankings rarely fall because a site moved. They fall because URLs changed, content shrank, or the site got slower — and all three are avoidable.Read the answer→
Bring your own site4 min read · Who owns my website — me or the developer who built it?
Most business owners assume they own the website they paid for. Usually they do, but the three things that decide it are rarely written down before a dispute.Read the answer→
Bring your own site3 min read · What do I need from my developer to move my website?
A short list you can send as one email, plus what each item is actually for and what to do if you get told no.Read the answer→
Bring your own site3 min read · My web developer stopped replying. What are my options?
The site still works, but nobody is answering emails and you cannot change a word. Here is what you can recover on your own, and in what order.Read the answer→
Bring your own site4 min read · Can I add bookings or online ordering to a website I already have?
Adding bookings to an existing site is straightforward. The choice that actually matters is whether the booking happens on your domain or on someone else's.Read the answer→
Bring your own site3 min read · Can I keep my existing website and still get a dashboard to edit it?
You already paid for a website you cannot edit. Here is how to keep the site and add the dashboard, with no rebuild and no developer call for each change.Read the answer→