Clear ideas to put your website to work.

Practical guides on costs, Google, artificial intelligence and websites by industry. Written by the OVERS MEDIA editorial team, with sources, so you can decide with fewer doubts.

A template makes sense when you need little content, a minimal budget and a quick turnaround, and looking like other sites isn’t a problem.

Costs and choices4 min read

  1. Custom website or template: what really makes sense for your businessTemplate, site builder or custom website? The real differences in cost, speed, SEO, uniqueness and room to grow, and a simple way to decide.Costs and choices4 min
  2. How to choose who builds your website: 10 questions to ask before you signFreelancer, agency or studio? Ten concrete questions to tell whether the people pitching your site will do good work, and the red flags to watch for.Costs and choices4 min
  3. How to get your business mentioned by ChatGPT, Gemini and AI OverviewsWhat it really takes to be cited by AI engines: what Google says, how ChatGPT’s crawlers work and what to write on your site. No tricks, no magic files.Google and AI4 min
  4. Local SEO: how to get found on Google by people searching nearbyHow Google’s local ranking works (relevance, distance, prominence), how to look after your Business Profile and reviews, and what your website needs to do.Google and AI4 min
  5. Why your website isn’t showing up on Google (and how to find out in 10 minutes)Your site isn’t on Google? The most common causes (noindex, robots.txt, unindexed pages, thin content) and how to check them for free with Search Console.Google and AI4 min
  6. Slow website: how to measure it and why it costs you clients (Core Web Vitals made simple)What LCP, INP and CLS are, which values Google considers good, how to measure your site for free and the most common causes of slowness.Google and AI4 min
  7. The website for photographers and creative studios: a portfolio that brings in inquiriesWhat a photographer’s or creative studio’s site needs: a curated selection, fast images, a page per service and easy contact. With a real case.Sites by industry4 min
  8. The website for restaurants and premium local businesses: what really mattersA menu you can read on a phone, current hours, easy booking, real photos and a well-kept Google profile: what a restaurant or local business website needs.Sites by industry3 min

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