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Articles by Nat Miletic

About the author

Nat Miletic is the founder of Clio Websites, a Calgary web design company. With a BCIS and an MBA under his belt, Nat’s all about helping businesses thrive online with his sharp eye for detail and relentless passion for making things better.

From crafting sleek WordPress websites to boosting SEO and ensuring everything works smoothly across devices, Nat’s helped businesses big and small grow their online presence. Whether it’s global brands like MyFitnessPal or local favorites like Galvanic, his work has made websites not only look great but also perform better in search results.

Nat’s been in the web development and marketing game since the early 2000s, and he loves sharing his insights with thousands of followers on social media.

Oh, and did we mention? He’s also the author of Client Bytes – Dev Agency and Freelancer Sales and has created several WordPress and SEO courses available on Gumroad and Udemy. He also co-host a podcast called The Agency Hustle with Kyle Prinsloo.

Shopify vs WordPress (WooCommerce): Which Is Better for Your Online Store?

Choosing between Shopify and WordPress is less about finding the platform with the longest feature list and more about deciding how much control, convenience, technical responsibility, and flexibility your business actually needs. Shopify gives you a hosted eCommerce system where...

Wix vs WordPress for Business Websites: An Agency's Honest Comparison (2026)

Choosing between Wix vs WordPress is less about which platform has the longest feature list and more about how much control your business needs. Wix gives business owners a managed website builder with hosting, security, editing tools, and many marketing...

Calgary SEO vs. Google Ads: Which Should You Try First?

If you run a Calgary business and want more customers from Google, you will probably face the same question sooner or later: should you put your budget into SEO or Google Ads first? There is no universal answer. This SEO...

Website Maintenance SLA: Response Times and Support Explained

A website maintenance plan sounds reassuring until something breaks and nobody knows what “support” actually means. For a Calgary business relying on its website for leads, bookings, sales, or customer information, the details matter. A website maintenance SLA sets expectations...

Website Handoff Checklist: What Your Business Should Receive After Launch

Your new website is live, the design looks right, and your agency has sent the final invoice. But can your business actually manage the website without depending on the person who built it? A website handoff checklist helps you confirm...

How Long Does SEO Take to Work for a Calgary Business?

If you invest in SEO this month, you probably want to know when the work will start producing something you can actually see. So, how long does SEO take? There isn’t one fixed answer. Some technical changes can be reflected...

5 Questions to Answer Before Your Calgary Website Project Starts

A website project can go off track long before anyone chooses colours, layouts, or WordPress plugins. The problems usually start with unanswered decisions about goals, customers, content, search visibility, and ownership. For Calgary businesses, answering the right questions before website...

How Many Pages Does a Small Business Website Need?

If you’re asking how many pages should a business website have, there isn’t one ideal number. A five-page site can work well for a focused local business, while a company with several services, locations, or customer types may need 20,...

Red Flags to Watch for When Hiring a Calgary Web Designer

A polished sales call doesn’t tell you whether a web designer can build a site that performs after launch. The biggest red flags hiring a web designer often appear in the proposal, technical questions, ownership terms, and answers about SEO,...

How To Market Your Small Business Locally

Running a great small business is only half the challenge. The other half is making sure people in Calgary know you exist when they need what you offer. That does not always require a large advertising budget. Local marketing works...