Is a cheap website better than no website?
Usually yes — a basic website beats being invisible, as long as it’s accurate, fast, and works on phones. Any credible site that shows your services, hours, and contact details, and appears in search, is a real asset. The caveat: a cheap site that’s slow, broken on mobile, or looks unprofessional can do more harm than good. So aim for simple-but-solid rather than cheap-and-broken. A modest, well-built site outperforms both no site and a bad one.
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