Why Your Facebook Page Isn't a Website (and What It's Costing You)
Plenty of Rochester businesses run entirely on a Facebook page. It works until it doesn't. Here's what you're giving up.
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Practical answers for small business owners about websites, software, and IT, from real projects.
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What an $800 Small Business Website Actually Includes
Website pricing is all over the map. Here's exactly what the $800 build and $100 a year cover, what they don't, and who it's a good fit for.
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Bought a Business and the Domain Didn't Come With It? Here's What to Do
When GRM Electric changed hands, the domain had expired and someone else had bought it. Here's how we got it back and had a live page up in under 48 hours.
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NFC Tags for Small Businesses: A Cheap Tool With Real Uses
A sticker that costs less than a dollar, read by the phone already in your customer's pocket. Here's how small businesses can put NFC tags to work.
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Building a SaaS Platform and Mobile Apps as a One-Person Shop: Lessons From PickCommish
PickCommish started as a fix for running football squares on spreadsheets. It turned into a full platform, two app store apps and a piece of custom hardware. Here's what I learned.
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AI isn't just for tech companies. It's for your business too
AI and automation aren't just buzzwords. They solve everyday problems like scheduling, follow-ups, and staying organized, and the real impact is in making your business run smoother day to day.
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Struggling with your ERP? There's a better way
ERP systems don't always deliver on the all-in-one promise. The real value often comes from building around them with automation, integrations, and AI.