Notes on Framer, web design and search

A landing page converts when it does one job: a clear promise, proof, answers to objections and one call to action. Here is the structure I use.

Most redesigns fail before the design starts: no goals, no data, no redirect plan. Here are the 12 steps I run before redesigning any website.

Framer CMS lets you manage blogs, case studies and other repeated content in collections. Here is how it works, what the plan limits are and how to structure it.

AEO and GEO mean structuring your site so ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews can understand it, trust it and cite it in their answers.

A customized Framer template gets you online in 1 to 2 weeks for a fraction of the cost. A custom design is worth it when your site is a main source of leads.

Framer is faster to design in and cheaper for most marketing sites. Webflow gives more control over CMS structure and logic. Here is how to pick.

Yes, Framer is good for SEO. It handles speed, sitemaps and metadata out of the box. Structured data, content and internal linking are still up to you.

Framer wins on speed, design and maintenance for most marketing websites. WordPress still wins for complex stores, membership sites and huge content libraries.

A Framer website costs $1,000 to $15,000+ to design and build, plus $10 to $30 a month for Framer hosting. Here is what drives the price and how to budget.