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Choosing platforms, building custom websites and web apps, and deciding when a custom CRM or portal is worth it.
Most service businesses should show prices, just not as a flat list. Here is how I built the OSCPA Fee Estimator, what two Harvard studies say about transparency, and the FTC rules I check before publishing a price.
Every Texas brokerage and agent website needs two exact TREC links on its homepage, a properly sized broker name, IDX that refreshes every 12 hours and fair housing safe copy. Here is how I read the rules and how I build for them.
About 480,000 Texans 65 and older speak Spanish and speak English less than “very well.” Here is why that matters for your agency and its caregiver recruiting, what Section 1557 asks of your website, and how I would build a Spanish version properly.
Three quotes, three wildly different numbers. Here is how I would budget a home health agency website in 2026: the build tiers, the ongoing costs people forget, and the red flags I look for in a quote.
Planning a redesign? This is the checklist I work from for home care and home health agency websites: twelve must-haves, from referral-partner pages to Core Web Vitals, grouped so you can tick them off.
Website quotes around Dallas can range from a few hundred dollars to tens of thousands. Here is what each tier typically buys in 2026, how Texas sales tax applies, and how I would compare proposals side by side.
Should you buy a CRM or build your own? Here’s how I help businesses weigh off-the-shelf against custom, when a custom CRM earns its keep, and the middle path most people miss.
I build on all four, so I don’t have a favorite to sell. Here’s how I decide between Next.js, WordPress, Webflow and Framer, and the trade-offs I explain before every project.
