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June 29, 2026
How to grow an online presence and avoid predatory lawsuits
What it means: The Small Business Rundown provides tips for creating a user-friendly website and insight on how greater website accessibility can benefit your business.
Listen now: Listen to the latest episode of the Small Business Rundown for more information on building a user-friendly website.
Many small businesses today rely on their website to direct traffic to their place of business or to sell products and services online. Having a well-designed and user-friendly website can help facilitate online growth and better visibility for customers. Web design expert and NFIB member Vince Wondra joins the Small Business Rundown to discuss how small business owners can use their resources to build a functional and easy-to-use website. NFIB Senior Attorney Rob Smith also covers important considerations to protect your business from Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) website accessibility violations.
The podcast explores:
- Tips for creating a user-friendly website
- Developing your online presence
- How small business websites are targeted for ADA lawsuits
- Ways to stay ADA compliant
NFIB legal guides are available for small business owners, including how to avoid costly lawsuits and best practices for responding to an ADA lawsuit. Listen to the full episode of the Small Business Rundown for more.
Take Action: Share how your business has been affected by lawsuits for website accessibility violations.
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