The Darwin web design blog
The Darwin web design blog has plain English guides for Top End business owners on what websites cost, which platform to choose and how to get found on Google.
Written from real client questions
Every post on this Darwin web design blog started as a question a business owner asked me. How much should a website cost? Is Wix good enough? What is a citation and do I need one?
I write the answers the way I would explain them on the phone, with real prices and no sales fluff. If you have a question that is not covered here, send it through and it may become the next post.
Guides on websites and SEO in Darwin
How Much Does a Website Cost in Darwin
Real prices and what changes them
WordPress vs Wix vs Squarespace
Which platform suits your business
Local SEO Checklist for Darwin
Steps to show up in Google Maps
12 Questions to Ask a Darwin Web Designer
Before you sign anything
Darwin Local Citations and Backlinks
Listings that help you rank
Website Prices
Fixed prices from $880
Where to go when you are ready
About the guides and the topics covered
Can’t see your question here? Give me a call or send a message and I’ll get back to you within one business day.
Website advice for Darwin businesses is on the Website Design Darwin blog, written by Nick Fritzkowski. The posts cover website costs, choosing a platform, local SEO and citations, all explained in plain English for Top End owners.
A website in Darwin from Website Design Darwin costs $880 for a landing page, $2200 for a full website or from $3300 for an advanced site. The website cost guide explains what changes the price.
WordPress usually suits a Darwin small business better than Wix because you own the site and can move it to any host. Wix and Squarespace are simpler but lock you into their platform. The platform comparison covers the details.
Before hiring a web designer in Darwin, ask who owns the site, what ongoing costs there are and who you will deal with. The 12 questions guide walks through each one so you can compare quotes fairly.
Top End businesses get into Google Maps results by setting up a complete Google Business Profile, collecting reviews and building consistent local listings. The local SEO checklist lists each step in order.
Local citations for a Darwin business are listings of your business name, address and phone number on directories and local sites. Consistent citations help Google trust your details. The citations guide explains where to start.
Send me your website or SEO question. I will answer it directly and it might help another Top End business too.
