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The answer first
Every section opens with its answer, and every guide starts with a short version.
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Guides to hiring for a website, planning one and getting it found, written from our own projects. Each answers a question people ask us before they hire, and every outside fact links to its source with the date we read it.
6 guides, Thai and EnglishWritten from our own projectsEvery source dated
Latest guideWill a website redesign hurt your SEO, and how do you keep the risk low?SEO doesn't disappear because a site looks different. It disappears when the URLs, titles, headings or text Google ranked get lost in the rebuild. If the ranking pages keep their URLs, or 301 redirect to new pages that answer the same question, the risk drops a long way, but rankings can still wobble for several weeks, as Google's own site-move guide says.Read the guidePick the guide for the decision in front of you
Start with the topic that matches where you are: about to hire someone, planning the site, or already online and wanting to be found.
Will a website redesign hurt your SEO, and how do you keep the risk low?
SEO doesn't disappear because a site looks different. It disappears when the URLs, titles, headings or text Google ranked get lost in the rebuild. If the ranking pages keep their URLs, or 301 redirect to new pages that answer the same question, the risk drops a long way, but rankings can still wobble for several weeks, as Google's own site-move guide says.
How to choose a web design company: what to check before you hire
Before you hire anyone to build your website, open their real client sites on your phone and test the speed, ask for an itemised quote, and get written answers on who writes the content, whose name the domain goes in and what you pay from year two. Treat any vague answer as a warning sign, whether the builder is a freelancer, a small team or a big company.
Bilingual Thai and English websites: do you need one, and how to do it right
If your buyers, guests or partners read English before they contact you, you need a bilingual site, and each language needs its own pages and URLs, such as /th and /en, not a translate button. If nearly all your customers are Thai and search in Thai, finish a strong Thai site first.
Wix or WordPress? Five website platforms compared for Thai businesses
For the easiest editing, Wix. For lots of articles and the freedom to change hosts, WordPress. For design-led sites with motion, Framer or Webflow. For a fast site with every line of code yours, custom code on Next.js. TopWebAsia builds on all five at the same package price, so we have no reason to push any of them.
What AEO and GEO are, and how they differ from SEO
AEO makes your page the answer a search engine shows directly. GEO makes AI tools such as ChatGPT and Gemini cite or recommend your brand when they write an answer. Both build on SEO rather than replace it, because most AI tools search Google or Bing before they answer.
Fastwork freelancer or web agency: what changes for your business
On Fastwork, your money sits with the platform until you approve the work. With an agency you hire directly, everything rests on the contract you sign. Here is how the two compare, from paying in stages to what happens when a job goes wrong.
How every guide here is written
Four rules we hold every guide to, so you can trust it and an AI assistant can quote it correctly.
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Every fact sourced and dated
Outside facts link to where they came from, listed at the end with the date we read them.
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Our own numbers, labelled
Data we gathered ourselves, such as the prices of 19 providers, always says how and when.
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No ranking promises
No guide here promises a Google ranking or a mention in an AI answer.
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