Special districts
Does Your District's Website Actually Pay for Itself?
A good website saves your district staff time and brings in more calls, permits, and volunteers than it costs.
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Churches
A Church Website Someone Can Actually Look After
A church website should welcome every visitor and never become one more thing a volunteer has to fix or worry about.
Cities & villages
Which Village Website Pages Actually Help Residents Get Things Done
Simple, built-in visitor insights show which town website pages residents actually use, so you can stop guessing.
Small business
AI just found a serious hole in WordPress. Your website shouldn't be yours to worry about.
This week, researchers used AI to find a serious security hole in WordPress, and attackers are already using it. Here is why the safest website is one you never have to patch.
Churches
What a Church Website Is Really Worth (In Visitors, Not Just Dollars)
A simple look at how a good church website brings in new visitors and volunteers, and why one flat price beats surprise bills.
Fire departments
Will an AI Assistant Recommend Your Fire Department? Here's What It Reads First
How to make sure ChatGPT and Google's AI answers give correct, helpful information about your fire department.
Cities & villages
How Residents Actually Find Your Village or City Online
Simple, plain-language steps to help residents find trash pickup dates, permit info, and meeting times when they search online.
Cities & villages
Getting Your Village Website Off Your To-Do List for Good
How small town offices stop losing hours each week to website updates and get that time back for real work.
Fire departments
The ADA website deadline for fire departments, explained
Fire protection districts are named in the DOJ's ADA Title II web rule, with a hard deadline. Here is what it requires, in plain English.
Cities & villages
ADA Title II for small towns: your April 2028 website deadline
Villages, townships, and small cities have until April 26, 2028 to meet WCAG 2.1 AA on the web. A plain-English guide for clerks and administrators.
Cities & villages
Why an accessibility overlay will not make your government website compliant
Overlay widgets promise one-line-of-code ADA compliance. Courts and accessibility experts disagree. Here is why, and what actually works.
Churches
Get Your Church's Time Back: Stop Fixing the Website, Start Serving
See how churches free up hours each week by letting go of website upkeep and focusing on ministry instead.
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