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Why we believe in transparent pricing when many agencies hide theirs
November 5, 2026

Why we believe in transparent pricing when many agencies hide theirs

We publish our regular rates so there are no surprises. This is what a published price tells you about any supplier, what it still can't tell you, and how to read a pricing page before you book a call.

Why we don't negotiate our website pricing, and what we do instead
November 1, 2026

Why we don't negotiate our website pricing, and what we do instead

We publish our website pricing and we don't haggle over it. Tell us your budget and we will build a plan that fits it, without cutting the standard of the work.

The Exhibit A Media SEO Journal: October 2026
November 1, 2026

The Exhibit A Media SEO Journal: October 2026

The first edition of our monthly SEO journal: what improved across the websites we manage in October 2026, in plain English, with every number from Google.

What is SEO in 2027? A plain-English guide to AI search
November 1, 2026

What is SEO in 2027? A plain-English guide to AI search

What is SEO now that people ask AI who to hire? A plain-English guide to the three kinds of SEO, what changes in 2027, and how we work with AI and people.

AODA website compliance: what the law actually requires
October 31, 2026

AODA website compliance: what the law actually requires

AODA website compliance depends on your headcount. Who must meet WCAG 2.0 AA, what smaller firms still owe, and what to check before December 31, 2026.

How to choose a web developer who won't make you feel stupid
October 30, 2026

How to choose a web developer who won't make you feel stupid

Smart is common. Kind and competent is rare. How to choose a web developer who respects you, builds content that ranks, and never holds your site hostage.

How to learn SEO yourself: what to learn first, in order
October 25, 2026

How to learn SEO yourself: what to learn first, in order

People who stall on SEO usually learned it in the wrong order. Here is what a lawyer, dentist or accountant should learn first, second and last, and where to stop.

Is SEO a one-time thing? It's an all-time thing
October 23, 2026

Is SEO a one-time thing? It's an all-time thing

SEO gets sold like a renovation and behaves like a gym membership. Here is what ongoing SEO consists of, piece by piece, and how to spot a one-time arrangement before you sign.

What evidence shows that SEO work was completed?
October 18, 2026

What evidence shows that SEO work was completed?

An invoice for SEO hours proves somebody billed you. This blank record ties every promised SEO task to a page, a dated change and evidence you can check without a password.

How to compare a website design quote with one scope worksheet
October 16, 2026

How to compare a website design quote with one scope worksheet

Two website quotes can show different totals because they promise different work. This blank worksheet puts both quotes on the same footing before price decides the case.