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Blog

How to run a website that works for you

Content structure, multiple languages, visibility in Google and performance — step by step, with examples from the panel.

Guides

Website builders for businesses: what to look for

A website builder gets your business online fast, but its limits tend to surface later. Learn how to assess content ownership, SEO, speed, multilingual…

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Guides

How to build a business website: a step-by-step guide

How do you build a business website that attracts customers and stays easy to run after launch? We walk you through the whole process: goals and audience…

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SEO

Redesigning without losing rankings (301 redirects)

A new website often means new URLs, and without 301 redirects they can wipe out years of work on Google visibility. Here is how to plan a website redesign for…

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SEO

Sitemaps, robots.txt and indexing

An XML sitemap, robots.txt and the noindex tag decide what Google finds, crawls and shows in search results. Learn how these tools differ, how to set them up…

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Comparisons

Webflow vs WordPress vs LessCMS

Looking for a Webflow alternative, or wondering whether to stay on WordPress? We compare three ways to build a business website: pricing models, editing…

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SEO

Local SEO for small businesses

When someone searches for a dentist in their city or a mechanic near me, the businesses that invested in local SEO win the click. Learn how to combine your…

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Guides

Image optimization: formats and sizes

Images are usually the heaviest part of a web page and the most common reason it loads slowly. Learn how to choose a format (JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, SVG), set…

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Features

Roles and permissions for content teams

When several people edit a website, each of them should have exactly the access their work requires. Here is how to plan CMS roles and permissions, invite your…

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SEO

AI-written content and SEO: what works in 2026

Does AI content hurt SEO? Google judges how helpful a page is, not the tool that produced it. We explain Google’s stance, common AI pitfalls, a step-by-step…

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Features

Store and content together: LessCMS + LessCommerce

An online store and a CMS do different jobs: one sells, the other attracts customers with content. We show how to split responsibilities, the three ways to…

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Technology

Headless CMS with Nuxt/Next.js: integration via API

A Nuxt headless CMS setup gives you full control of the front end and fast server-rendered pages. We show how to connect Nuxt and Next.js to an API securely…

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Guides

GDPR and cookies on your website: the essentials

GDPR applies to almost every business website with a contact form, analytics or ad pixels. Here are the practical essentials: the cookie banner, privacy…

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Features

A CMS without plugins: why built-in features are safer

A CMS without plugins means fewer third-party dependencies and simpler maintenance, but also less flexibility. We compare plugins and built-in features fairly…

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Marketing

Landing pages that convert

Your campaign brings traffic but few enquiries? The landing page is often to blame. Learn how to build a landing page step by step: choosing one goal, planning…

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Marketing

A company blog that brings in customers

A company blog can attract ready-to-buy visitors for years, as long as it answers their questions. Learn where to find topics, how to write posts that lead to…

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SEO

Structured data (schema.org) for business websites

Structured data helps Google understand what your business does and can earn rich results. Learn which schema.org types a business website needs, how to write…

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Guides

Contact forms without spam or a backend

A website contact form does not have to mean spam or a server of your own. Learn how many fields you really need, how to stop bots without an annoying CAPTCHA…

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Agencies

Client CMS: handing over a website clients can edit themselves

A client who updates their own website means fewer small requests and a calmer working relationship. Learn what a client CMS needs, how to prepare a project…

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Technology

A fast website without a server: static + CMS

A fast website doesn’t need a server of your own. We explain how ready-made HTML, a CDN and a CMS work together, how static generation differs from SSR with…

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Features

AI website translation: quality and pitfalls

AI website translation is fast and keeps improving, but it can still hurt your brand. Learn which content is safe to translate automatically, which pitfalls to…

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Guides

How much does a website cost in 2026

How much does a website cost in 2026? We compare builders, freelancers, agencies and custom builds, with approximate price ranges, the hidden running costs…

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SEO

Core Web Vitals: how site speed affects sales

Core Web Vitals are three Google metrics for loading speed, responsiveness and layout stability. Learn what LCP, INP and CLS mean, how to measure them, what to…

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Guides

Migrating from WordPress step by step

Leaving WordPress doesn’t have to cost you traffic. Here’s how to inventory your content, build a URL map and 301 redirects, test the new site before switching…

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SEO

Technical SEO checklist for a business website

Technical SEO decides whether Google can find, understand and quickly display your content at all. This checklist walks you through indexing, URLs, redirects…

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Guides

Content modeling: collections and fields in practice

A well-designed content model means editors fill in a form while the site builds its own listings, filters and URLs. We show how to choose collections, field…

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Guides

Multilingual website without plugins: doing it right

A multilingual website is more than translated text: it is URL structure, meta tags, hreflang, sitemaps and an update process. Here is how to plan language…

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Guides

Headless vs traditional CMS: differences and when to choose which

A headless CMS gives you front-end freedom and multiple channels, while a traditional CMS gives you a finished website and simplicity. We break down…

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Guides

How to choose a CMS for your business: criteria

Your CMS decides who can update the website, how fast, what upkeep really costs and whether you face a painful migration in two years. Here are the criteria…

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