The website builder: a site you can describe, then edit
Tell it about your business in plain words and a complete site comes back, with real pages and real copy. Then it's yours to change, as often as you like.
Articles about Rizer, the studio, and running a small business online. Written for owners, not developers.
Tell it about your business in plain words and a complete site comes back, with real pages and real copy. Then it's yours to change, as often as you like.
The editor builds your site. The marketing suite gets it found, writes for it and posts it, then tells you how it's going in plain sentences.
No audit, no dashboard, no forty-item list. Just up to five cards, each one sentence and one button, for the things that genuinely need you.
Tell us about your business once. Everything written afterwards comes from those facts, in your voice, so it doesn't need rewriting.
An honest breakdown of what small business websites cost in the UK, from DIY builders to agencies, and the running costs nobody mentions up front.
The most common reasons a small business doesn't appear on Google, and what to do about each one, in plain English.
A Facebook page is a good start, but it isn't yours, and it isn't where most new customers look first. Here's how the two work together.
Small changes shouldn't mean waiting days and paying an invoice. Here are the realistic options for keeping your own website up to date.
A simple checklist of the pages that matter on a small business website, what each one should say, and what you can safely leave out.
Reviews win customers and help you appear in local searches. Here's how to ask for them naturally, and what Google doesn't allow.
A free Google Business Profile puts you on the map when people search nearby. Here's how to set one up and fill it in properly.
Ten questions that save you from the most common website regrets, from who owns the site to what changes will cost later.