Guides
Website Guides for Business Owners
This hub holds guides on the questions business owners ask most about their websites. You will find answers on web design, web development, web security, and mobile apps.
Each guide sticks to one topic and sticks to the facts that apply to your business. TygerLabs also works on SEO, AEO, and GEO for owners who want help beyond the website itself.
How Your Website Looks and What It Needs to Show
These guides cover redesign warning signs, trust signals for medical practices, accessibility basics, restaurant and realtor content, and the ad rules that apply to contractors and law firms.
Florida Law Firm Websites Skip Bar Filing but Must Follow Ad Rules
Florida law firm websites don't need Bar filing, yet every page must follow Subchapter 4-7. See what the rules require and forbid on a firm website.
51% Of Buyers Found Their Home Online, so Your Website Needs IDX
A real estate agent's website should include IDX listings, a clear bio, lead capture, and useful local pages that help people decide.
What a Realtor Website Needs to Win Listings
Learn what a realtor website should include to win more listing appointments and turn more local visitors into seller leads.
Florida Law Requires the License Number on a Licensed Contractor's Website
Florida requires state-licensed contractors to show a license number in ads, websites included. Answer that and four other homeowner checks.
A Text Menu Comes First: What a Restaurant Website Needs for Orders
A restaurant website needs a text menu, hours, a directions link, a booking or order link and a tap-to-call number, all matching your Google profile.
Which Website Accessibility Fixes a Small Business Should Make First
A practical guide to accessibility basics, the ADA legal picture, and the fixes to tackle first.
Doctor Bios and Credentials Help Show Google Your Website Is Trustworthy
Google weighs trust more heavily on health topics, so doctor bios and credentials support your medical practice website.
Signs Your Website Needs a Redesign and What to Fix First
Spot the warning signs of an outdated website, learn what to fix first, and see why a new look alone won't bring in leads.
How Your Website Works Behind the Scenes
These guides cover Core Web Vitals scores, choosing between WordPress and custom code, and the DNS records that keep business emails out of spam folders.
Before the Holiday Rush, Update Your Website's Hours, Orders and Logins
A holiday website checklist covers early content, posted hours, paused orders, shipping terms, and login security.
Why Your Invoices Go to Spam and How to Fix It
Missing SPF, DKIM or DMARC records can send your business emails to spam. Learn what Gmail and Yahoo require and how to fix it.
WordPress Fits Most Business Websites and Custom Code Fits Complex Ones
A clear guide for business owners choosing WordPress for marketing websites or custom code for portals, booking, and heavy data.
Core Web Vitals Scores Every Business Website Should Hit
Learn what LCP, INP, and CLS measure, the targets to aim for, and which pages to fix first.
How to Protect Your Website and Your Clients
These guides cover the basic security steps every small business website needs and the privacy risks tied to tracking pixels on booking pages.
Your Med Spa Booking Page May Be Sending Client Details to Ad Companies
Pixels on a med spa booking page can send client details to ad firms. HIPAA depends on whether the spa sends standard electronic transactions.
Website Security Basics Every Small Business Website Needs
Updates, backups, MFA, fewer admins, and no stray plugins make a plain security checklist for small business websites.
When to Add an App and When to Stay With Your Website
This guide helps you decide whether a stronger mobile website covers your needs or whether an app makes sense for your business.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if my website needs a redesign?
Our guide walks through the warning signs of an outdated website and shows you what to address first. It also explains why a new look alone will not bring in leads. Fixing the issues underneath matters as much as the design on top.
What does a restaurant website need to take orders?
A restaurant website needs a text menu, your hours, a directions link, and a booking or order link, plus a tap-to-call phone number. All of these details should match what is listed on your Google profile so customers see the same information everywhere they look.
Why do my business emails end up in spam?
Missing SPF, DKIM, or DMARC records in your DNS settings can send your business emails to spam. Our guide explains what Gmail and Yahoo require from these records. It also shows you how to add the correct records to your domain.
What security steps does a small business website need?
A plain security checklist for small business websites includes regular updates, backups, multi-factor authentication, fewer admin accounts, and removing plugins you no longer use. Our guide walks through each step in detail.
Should I build a mobile app or improve my mobile website?
For most small businesses, a strong mobile website is the better starting point. An app can come later, once customers need offline use, push alerts, or device features a website cannot offer.
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