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You know what you do. Your website visitors don’t have the benefit of sitting across the desk from you. If someone can’t find the information they need, they may leave without ever asking you. So let’s look at your website through their eyes. Key Takeaways Review your website using questions clients ask before hiring you. Clear answers explain what people need to know and what to do next. Test on mobile and desktop, and ask someone unfamiliar with your business to try. The Eavesdrop Report can add insight into questions shared in your market. Written by Dotty Scott Founder of Premium Websites, Inc. Empowering small businesses to go from Invisible to Invincible. Table of Contents Key Takeaways What a useful answer looks like Pick five real questions Look for an answer, not just a mention Check the path to the next step Fix the important gaps first Make your review manageable Frequently Asked Questions What a useful answer looks like An answer doe...

Your next blog topic might already be sitting in your inbox. Think about what people ask before they hire you. How much does it cost? What happens first? Can you help someone in my situation? How long will it take? These questions are clues. Each one tells you what someone needs to understand before they feel comfortable making a decision. Key Takeaways Client questions reveal what people need to know before hiring you. Review conversations, protect privacy and look for recurring concerns. Use those questions to improve your website and choose useful content. The Eavesdrop Report adds research into what people share more broadly. Written by Dotty Scott Founder of Premium Websites, Inc. Empowering small businesses to go from Invisible to Invincible. Table of Contents Why the questions matter before someone contacts you Start with conversations you’re already having Listen for the question behind the question Group the questions by decision What about the question...

Your website tells people what your business does. Schema markup helps machines understand those same facts. It labels important information in a standardized language search engines recognize. What is schema markup? It is structured data added behind the visible page. Your visitors usually won’t see it. Google, Bing, and other systems can read it. Think of schema as a set of clear name tags for your website. Key Takeaways Schema markup labels people, businesses, services, products, and other entities. It helps search engines interpret page meaning more accurately. Valid schema can make pages eligible for certain rich results. Schema doesn’t guarantee rankings or special search displays. Incorrect or misleading markup can create errors and lost eligibility. Schema works best when it matches visible, accurate page content. Written by Dotty Scott Founder of Premium Websites, Inc. Empowering small businesses to go from Invisible to Invincible. Table of Contents ...

This year’s Best of Clark County looked a little different for Premium Websites, Inc. The Website Design category was no longer offered. Then the results came in: Premium Websites was named the 2026 Best of Clark County winner in Marketing . I’m grateful for this recognition because marketing is the larger story behind every effective website. A strong website needs clear messaging, search visibility, useful content, and a plan that helps the right people find and trust the business. Key Takeaways Premium Websites won the 2026 Best of Clark County award in Marketing. Website Design was not offered as a category this year. The award recognizes the broader visibility work behind a successful website. This local recognition reflects the trust of the Clark County community. Written by Dotty Scott Founder of Premium Websites, Inc. Empowering small businesses to go from Invisible to Invincible. Table of Contents What This Award Means Why Marketing Fits the Work A N...