Website for small business: guides and ideas
How to make a small business website without a web designer, what it should include, and how to keep it up to date in a few minutes a week.
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A Link in Bio With Multiple Pages, Built From the Blocks You Already Have
On Keepp, tapping a product, a booking, a form or a menu opens it as a full page with its own link, and a menu in the corner takes visitors home or on to anything else on your page.
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Make One Thing on Your Page Stand Out With Motion
Keepp pages can now move: blocks that slide or fade in as visitors scroll, cards that lift under the cursor, and a pulse, shine or wiggle on the one block you want noticed, like your booking card or newsletter form.
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A Multi-Page Website for Your Small Business, Without Building a Website
Give your menu, services, products and bookings their own pages, joined up by a menu. On Keepp, a small business website builds itself from the blocks on your page.
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Start Your Keepp Page From a Finished Template
New Keepp pages now start from a finished template for your kind of business or for you: a café, a plumber, a salon, a musician, a photographer and more, with real photos and example text you swap for your own while the page updates beside you.
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Where to Find Photos for Your Link in Bio Page Without Stock Sites
Looking for images for your link in bio page? Keepp has a free gallery of backgrounds and block images built into the editor, grouped by business type and already cut to the shapes your page uses.
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Free Images for Your Page, Right Inside the Keepp Editor
Every image spot in the Keepp editor now has a Pick from gallery button: backgrounds, card images, product photos and more, searchable by business type, shape, mood and color, and ready to use in one click.
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AI Built Your Page in Thirty Seconds. The Hard Part Is Week Two
Generating a page is a solved problem. Keeping one current, with your real products and prices on it, is the part that decides whether the page is any use six months from now.
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Your Link in Bio Is Three Months Out of Date, and It Isn't Laziness
Pages go stale because editing one means finding the right control, on a phone, in a gap between other work. Describing the change instead removes the step that was actually stopping you.
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Just Talk to the AI and You Have a Website: One Bakery, One Sentence
What it actually looks like to make a website by talking to an AI: the sentence that starts it, the page that comes back, what gets left blank on purpose, and what you press to put it online.
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AI Website Builder: an AI Website You Can Keep Talking To
An AI website builder that keeps working after the first draft. Describe your site, then ask the AI for every change after it instead of learning an editor.
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A Booking Page for Dog Groomers That Knows the Dog Before It Arrives
Slots sized by breed and coat, the questions that stop a two-hour groom being booked as a one-hour one, deposits that survive a no-show, and travel time built into a mobile groomer's day.
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A Booking Page for Driving Instructors, Built Around the Pickup Address
Lesson lengths as separate offerings, travel time between pupils handled once, blocks of lessons sold up front and booked one at a time, and the pickup details collected with the booking.
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