faq

Your project will start off with Kick-Off meeting. This is where you meet your Account Manager, Content Director, and Designer(s). At this meeting, you’ll talk through the scope of work, goals, and have an in-depth design discussion.
After the Kick-Off meeting your Designer will begin work – either a logo, mood board or homepage. From there, we will work through the design of the site before gathering content.
Our Content Director will guide you through the content gathering process based off of your designs. Next, we’ll conduct an SEO Audit and go through the results with your team.
After 80% of your content is gathered and designs are approved, we’ll begin development.
Once your site is developed, we will train your team on how to update your new website! After you’ve been trained, we will set a launch window for your website.
After launch, we’ll work with you to optimize your digital marketing strategy and grow your business. 

Throughout your relationship with your Digital Strategist, they are constantly gathering information about your project to provide the most accurate estimate for your project. The cost depends on the amount of time used to design and custom develop your project. We offer business-specific products to help keep the cost as minimal as possible, but custom design and/or development work is billed accordingly. We’re happy to figure out the best plan to make your website work for you!

Your launch date will depend on the complexity of your website. Our usual turnaround is between 3-6 weeks, depending on our client’s ability to provide feedback, content, and the overall complexity of the build. 

If you have a specific launch date in mind, your Account Manager will be happy to work with you in setting up a timeline to achieve it. 

All of our sites are built with best practices and without bloated code, optimizing it for Search Engines. We also like to include SEO Audits in all of our website projects. 

An SEO Audit consists of looking at your current keywords, SEO, and PPC strategy and seeing where you can improve based on traffic and content quality. The audit provides a plethora of information as well as installation onto your website and recommendations for strategy moving forward. 

A website is more than just the physical appearance, it’s also the site architecture and the technology behind it, both of which may or may not be helping or hurting you in Google rankings and user experience. If you’re looking for just graphic updates or content updates that’s one thing, but if your site is not hitting industry benchmarks (like site speed, mobile responsiveness, content architecture, etc.), then it’s a good time to evaluate your options. Starting with a new website lets you talk about your business as it sits today but also where you’d like to be in the next several years. Modern websites have more functionality available to them to make updating and maintaining your website much easier in the future.