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Provided consultation and practical guidance on setting up a tax-efficient structure in Georgia for a remote professional working with international clients.
The work included assessing eligibility for Georgia’s Small Business Status, explaining the 1% tax regime, Individual Entrepreneur registration, tax obligations, reporting requirements, and ongoing compliance.
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NYC TaxAbate Advisors came to me with a clear purpose and a real gap to fill.
Ori Efroni spent years in New York property management watching self-managed condo and co-op boards miss the Cooperative and Condominium Tax Abatement year after year, not because they did not qualify, but because nobody was filing for them.
The brief was to build everything from the ground up. Brand strategy, logo design, visual identity and a full Webflow website, all designed to earn the trust of skeptical New York board members in under sixty seconds.
The result is a brand built on Quiet Authority. A custom skyline and keyhole mark. A palette of deep navy and warm linen. Copy that says exactly what needs to be said and nothing more.
What is yours is live at nyctaxabateadvisors.com. Take a look!
Amazing work Bernice! Taking NYC TaxAbate Advisors from brand strategy to Webflow launch is such a complete journey. Love the hero messaging - "Stop leaving thousands in NYC tax abatement unclaimed" is such a strong, clear pain point hook. The warm, approachable layout with the...
I ran Google's mobile speed test on 15 small business homepages this week. Cleaning companies, movers, AC repair and a few dentists.
11 of the 15 took over 10 seconds to show their main content on a phone. The worst one took 40.
What was slowing them down:
- sliders. on 3 sites the main banner sat inside a slider plugin, and that slider was the exact thing Google was waiting on
- background videos. 2 homepages loaded a video of roughly 4 to 5 MB before anything useful showed up
- oversized photos. one homepage loaded 8.5 MB of images
None of this needs a whole new site. One static hero image, compressed to WebP, is the first fix I'd try.
To check yours: pagespeed.web.dev, mobile tab, look at Largest Contentful Paint.
Has anyone actually seen a homepage slider help conversions?
That’s truly remarkable to hear. A beautiful design alone isn’t enough; fast loading also plays a crucial role. According to Google, if a website takes more than 3 seconds to load, most users will leave.