Why I Ditched My Expensive Website Developer and Built My Own With No-Code Tools (And Why You Should Care)
No-Code Vs Code So here's the thing that nobody tells you when you start a small business: having a great product doesn't automatically mean people will find you online. You need a website. You probably need some way for customers to book appointments or submit inquiries. Maybe you need an online store. And suddenly you're looking at quotes from web developers that make your eyes water. I get it. I've been there. And it's probably why you're reading this right now. Last year, I was running my small service business with a website that cost me about eight thousand dollars to build. It looked okay. It did its job. But every single time I wanted to make even the tiniest change, I had to email my developer, wait for him to get around to it, pay him for the change, and cross my fingers that he wouldn't break something else in the process. It was frustrating. It was expensive. And it felt incredibly limiting. Then I discovered no-code and low-code tools, and...