Bastrop Code Studio

Did you know your website is actually made up of three separate things?

Most business owners don't, and it can cost you. There's your domain (your address), your hosting (where your site lives), and your registrar (who holds the deed).

Knowing the difference means you stay in control of what you paid for.

Step 1: Did you turn it off and on again? Step 2: Did you have coffee? Step 3: Okay, NOW call Bastrop Code Studio. 😂 In all seriousness, restarting fixes more than you'd think. But when it doesn't, that's literally what I am here for.

Another high quality site at an affordable price for a pleased customer.

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Phishing emails prey on panic. The tells are almost always the same: urgent threats, a sender
address that's slightly 'off,' generic greetings ('Dear Customer'), and links that don't match the
real website. When in doubt, don't click! Go straight to the site by typing the address yourself.

Email me a sketchy email and i'll tell you if it's a scam. Seriously.

Heaven isn't too far away

"I don't need a website, I've got a page." 🫠

I hear this a lot! And hey, social is great. But you don't own your page. The algorithm does. One policy change and your reach (or whole page) can vanish. A website is the one piece of your online presence you actually control: it works 24/7, shows up on Google, and never buries your posts. Think of social as the billboard and your site as the storefront.

A lot of small businesses overlook this:
Your Google Business Profile is often the first thing people see… not your website.

When it’s set up right, it helps you:
Show up in local searches
Build trust with reviews
Give quick info (hours, phone, location)
Get calls without someone even visiting your site
It’s one of the simplest ways to get more local customers.

If you’re not using it, or it’s not optimized, you’re leaving easy opportunities on the table.

Your business is unique. Your website should follow suite.

Most websites don’t look bad.
They just look… old.

Common signs:
•Too much text
•Small fonts
•Cluttered layout
•No clear next step
People don’t analyze it.
They just leave.
Clean and simple wins.