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07/10/2026

In this video, I talk about something I've been hearing more and more since the rise of AI:

"SEO is dead."

It isn't.

There's understandably a lot of attention around ChatGPT and other AI search tools at the moment, but traditional search engines still account for the overwhelming majority of online searches.

We're talking roughly 99% through traditional search versus around 1% through alternative AI-powered methods.

Of course, those figures will change as the way we search continues to evolve.

But right now, abandoning traditional SEO because of AI would be a mistake.

If anything, I believe getting the fundamentals of SEO right is more important than ever.

Your website still needs:

🔸 A clear structure
🔸 Relevant, useful content
🔸 Fast loading speeds
🔸 Accurate information
🔸 Pages that answer the questions your potential customers are searching for

Interestingly, many of those same fundamentals can also help AI platforms understand your business and its content.

So don't write off SEO because everyone's talking about AI.

The technology around search is evolving, but having a well-built, well-structured website with genuinely useful content remains incredibly important.

If you'd like to chat about your website and whether it's doing enough to help your business get found online, book a chat with me here:

https://philrevill.pipedrive.com/scheduler/vXWqxmhYR/website-initial-phone-chat

Something I hear a lot is that people aren't Googling in the way they used to. Instead, they're asking ChatGPT directly ...
05/10/2026

Something I hear a lot is that people aren't Googling in the way they used to. Instead, they're asking ChatGPT directly or relying on the AI summary at the top of Google to answer their question before they've even clicked on a website.

That's not a niche habit any more. More and more people are getting their first impression of a business from a summary an AI has written, not from clicking through to your website at all.

It sounds like a big shift, and in a way it is. But the businesses that cope with it best are usually the ones already doing the basics well. Clear, honest information about what you do. Real answers to the questions people actually ask. A site that's easy for both humans and machines to make sense of.

If your website is still a bit of a mystery even to the people visiting it, it's worth sorting that before it becomes a mystery to AI too. I'm always happy to take an honest look and tell you where you stand.

So that your business can go far online, you need a website that can keep up with you, which is why security should alwa...
02/10/2026

So that your business can go far online, you need a website that can keep up with you, which is why security should always a priority – both for you and your potential customers.

Our security services include:

A free SSL certificate, so your website will contain the green padlock icon that lets customers and search engines know it’s safe.

Protecting sensitive data – your website will come with a standard privacy policy, a cookie notice, and secure contact forms to ensure you’re GDPR compliant.

Ongoing security updates to prevent any breaches and keep your website performing at its peak.

Our friendly team are on hand to support you, and we’ll look after all the technical aspects of your website as part of our ongoing service.

Book a call with me today to secure your website

https://philrevill.pipedrive.com/scheduler/vXWqxmhYR/website-initial-phone-chat

30/09/2026

In this video, I talk about whether websites are still as important now that AI is changing the way people search for information.

For me, the answer is absolutely yes.

In fact, some of the fundamentals of having a good website are becoming even more important.

Your website needs to be fast. Your information needs to be accurate. And, crucially, your content needs to answer the questions your potential customers are actually asking.

That's why I'd encourage any business owner to take an honest look at their current website.

Is it genuinely helping your target market?

Does it answer their questions?

Does it give them confidence in your business?

Or is it essentially a basic template with a logo plonked on it and some generic content filling the pages?

Good website design needs to go much deeper than that.

You need to understand who you're trying to reach, what matters to them and how they want to connect with your business.

Because despite all the advances we're seeing with AI, one thing hasn't changed:

Humans buy from humans.

Your website needs the right technical structure and high-quality, accurate content, but it also needs to connect with people on a human level.

AI might be changing how people find businesses, but once they find you, trust, credibility and human connection still matter.

If you'd like to chat about whether your current website is really working for your business, book a chat with me here:

https://philrevill.pipedrive.com/scheduler/vXWqxmhYR/website-initial-phone-chat

I get shown a lot of websites that look perfectly nice. Good colours, decent photos, everything lined up neatly. And yet...
28/09/2026

I get shown a lot of websites that look perfectly nice. Good colours, decent photos, everything lined up neatly. And yet the business behind it is still telling me enquiries are thin on the ground.

Looking nice and working hard are two different things, and it's easy to focus on the first one because it's the bit you can see. The second one is quieter, but it's the bit that actually brings customers in.

A few things worth a proper check this week:

🔸 How fast the site loads on a phone with a few bars of signal, not just on your office wifi
🔸 Whether the enquiry form actually works, and where those enquiries land
🔸 If your services are described in the words a customer would use, not the words you'd use internally
🔸 Whether it's obvious what to do next on every page

None of this needs a rebuild. Sometimes it's a Tuesday afternoon of fixing the boring bits.

Book a free chat here:
https://philrevill.pipedrive.com/scheduler/vXWqxmhYR/website-initial-phone-chat

Your home page is the first thing most of your visitors will see.It’s the “umbrella” page that guides them to all the ot...
25/09/2026

Your home page is the first thing most of your visitors will see.

It’s the “umbrella” page that guides them to all the other, more specific information on your site – but it’s also your chance to make a strong impact on visitors.

But, what do you write?

While it’s true that short and sweet is best, we’d advise you to steer away from anything too generic.

It’s worth spending the time to come up with an elevator pitch for your business: a short mission statement or customer promise you can put front and centre.

I can help you make a great first impression on your audience. Book a call with me today -
https://philrevill.pipedrive.com/scheduler/vXWqxmhYR/website-initial-phone-chat

23/09/2026

In this video, I talk about what to do if you know your website is starting to look outdated or simply isn't working for your business anymore.

The first thing I'd recommend is taking a cold, hard look at what you've currently got.

Is it genuinely fit for purpose?

Does it represent the business you are today?

And, most importantly, does it answer the questions your potential customers are actually asking?

Sometimes, trying to improve an old website isn't the answer.

You can add new images, change a bit of wording and sprinkle some "fairy dust" over it, but sometimes that's simply putting lipstick on a pig.

Starting again can actually be the better option.

It gives you an opportunity to rethink:

🔸 Your page structure
🔸 What your customers need to know
🔸 How people navigate through the site
🔸 The actions you want visitors to take
🔸 How easily you can keep everything updated

That last point is particularly important.

I've seen plenty of websites become stagnant simply because they're too difficult for the business owner to update.

Adding a new blog, changing some information, uploading a product or adding a case study shouldn't be a major task.

And if you don't have the time to do it yourself, that's where having ongoing support becomes valuable.

Your website should evolve with your business rather than gradually getting left behind.

If you're looking at your current website and wondering whether it's time to start again, I'd be happy to have a chat.

Book a chat with me here:
https://philrevill.pipedrive.com/scheduler/vXWqxmhYR/website-initial-phone-chat

A few months back you'd have searched Google, scrolled past the ads, and clicked through to a website to find what you n...
21/09/2026

A few months back you'd have searched Google, scrolled past the ads, and clicked through to a website to find what you needed. These days a growing number of people just ask ChatGPT or Google's AI Overview instead, and never click through to a single website at all.

If your site doesn't answer the question clearly, it doesn't get pulled into that answer, and you don't get the enquiry. Nearly half of people now say they've used an AI tool to find a local business, and that number's only going up.

A few things worth checking on your own website this week:

🔸 Clear headings that actually say what the page is about
🔸 One main topic per page, not everything crammed onto one
🔸 A Google Business Profile that's complete and says the same things as your website
🔸 Simple, direct answers to the questions people actually ask you
🔸 An FAQ section if you don't already have one

None of this is complicated, but it's easy to have missed if your website hasn't been touched in a while. Worth ten minutes of your time to have a look.

Book a free chat here:
https://philrevill.pipedrive.com/scheduler/vXWqxmhYR/website-initial-phone-chat

Christmas feels a long way off, but for a lot of small businesses the online searches for it start earlier than people e...
18/09/2026

Christmas feels a long way off, but for a lot of small businesses the online searches for it start earlier than people expect. If you sell anything gift related, seasonal, or booking based, this is the window to get ready, not November.

Worth working through over the next few weeks:

🔸 Any seasonal products, services or offers added and easy to find
🔸 Delivery deadlines and opening hours updated ready for the run up
🔸 Old Christmas pages from last year checked, not left live with the wrong dates
🔸 Enough stock or availability information so people aren't left guessing
🔸 A clear way to book or order without needing to phone during your busiest weeks

Leave it until December and you're fixing things while you're also trying to run the busiest part of your year. Sort it now and it just quietly works for you when it matters.

If you'd like a hand getting your website ready for the run in to Christmas, I'm happy to take a look.

Book a free chat here:
https://philrevill.pipedrive.com/scheduler/vXWqxmhYR/website-initial-phone-chat

16/09/2026

In this video, I talk about why the cost of a website shouldn't just be judged by what you pay on day one.

The real question is: what are you getting for that investment over the long term?

Of course, design matters. Every website we create starts with a specific client brief and high-quality design work to ensure the finished site properly reflects the business.

But that's only part of it.

With an it’seeze website, you also get:

🔸 Ongoing, unlimited support

Whether you've got a simple question or want to discuss ideas, strategies or tactics for your business, support is there when you need it.

🔸 Fast performance

Our platform is built for speed, with page speed scores capable of reaching 90 or even 100.

🔸 Automatic technical updates

Things like PHP and scripting versions are kept updated automatically, so you don't have to worry about what's happening behind the scenes.

🔸 Security and daily backups

Security is taken care of as part of the service, with websites backed up every day.

🔸 Continual improvements

We regularly introduce new features and technical updates to keep improving the platform.

That's why I always encourage businesses to look beyond the initial price of a website.

You're not simply paying for something that looks good on launch day. You're investing in the performance, security, support and ongoing development that keeps your website working for your business long after it goes live.

If you'd like to chat about what you could get from an it’seeze website, book a chat with me here:

https://philrevill.pipedrive.com/scheduler/vXWqxmhYR/website-initial-phone-chat

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