Get More from Your Business Website

Yes if it is within the first 60 days. In the past we have found that projects can take a lot longer than expected to complete. We might be waiting for information from you and this can delay the process. Sometimes these delays can take months. This is why we always invoice 60 days after the original payment. At this point, we’ll be well on our way with your new website and you’ll be able to see the progress.

If you find yourself having difficulty writing your own content, we’re happy to put you in touch with our content strategist. We can help you for your entire site, or just a few pages - we’re happy to be flexible.

Link building is about quality rather than quantity. You should never set your sight solely on building as many links as possible. This will only leave you feeling disappointed with the results. When you focus on numbers alone, the quality of links will inevitably drop. And that's the wrong way to approach link building. You need to emphasize earning quality links at scale, being sure to never sacrifice quality for quantity. Scalable tactics, such as digital PR, can help you earn links at scale from quality and authoritative sources. Still, it's essential also to understand the link gap between you and your competitors.

Yes! Each piece of new content you create is another opportunity to rank for a target keyword related to your business. The more high-quality blogs you create, the wider the net you cast across your industry’s organic search results.

Your launch date will depend on the complexity of your website. Our usual turnaround is between 6-10 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, our project managers will be happy to work with you in setting up a timeline to achieve it.

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.