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Everything you need to get your site online and run it day to day, explained step by step.
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Getting an email address on your domain
An address on your own domain does not win clients. It stops you losing a few, and it stops you building your …
Setting up online booking
Online booking replaces the calls that fail — the evening enquiry, the person who will not leave a voicemail, the one who …
Connecting your own domain name
Your site works from the first minute on its yourname.names.legal address. Connecting a domain of your own adds an address; it does …
Add-ons: what each one does and when to turn it on
The subscription is one plan: your site, your .names.legal address, unlimited pages and projects, and five team accounts. Everything else is an …
The messages your site receives
Every theme carries a contact form. What a visitor writes there arrives in one place — Messages, in the console — and …
The media library: images stored once
Every image, video and document you use lives in one place. Anything you insert while writing lands there automatically, so a photo …
Writing an article, and being found by it
A blog post is not literature — it is the answer to a question a client types into a search engine before …
Adding a service to your site
Services are what a visitor reads to decide whether you do what they need. They are the second thing looked at after …
Publishing your site in several languages
Your site can be published in up to six languages — French, English, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese. It is included in the …
Your first hour: from empty site to online
A new site is not empty — it is furnished with placeholder content so that nothing looks broken while you work. Your …