Most clients start with a website and then build on how easily they are found, month after month. This is what that first year looks like, and what it delivers at each stage.
You always start with the project. Monthly support is never compulsory and runs month to month.
A website on its own rarely brings in customers. What happens next determines whether it pays for itself.
You're not going to hire a marketer for a business your size, and you don't have the time to follow it up yourself.
One page of figures every month in plain language, and the freedom to stop whenever you want.
A fixed rhythm, so it doesn't depend on whoever happens to have time.
01
I build the website. At the end of this phase you are online, your Google Business Profile is set up and we measure what comes in.
02
The first months are about being found locally: your profile, your reviews, a page for each service, and the search terms people use in your area.
03
After that we work from the figures. Whatever brings in enquiries gets more attention; the rest goes. Only here do ads come into the picture, if they make sense.
That depends on what you need and we agree it after the website, once it is clear where you stand. Ad hoc work is €95 per hour, so you can always compare.
No. The website is a project with a fixed price, with the first year of maintenance, hosting and licences free. The support runs month to month, with one month's notice.
Then it stops there. The site and all ad accounts stay yours. If you ever want to move, I will transfer everything neatly for you.
Yes. Even if your site was built elsewhere, we can pick up the programme from phase two.
Tell me in thirty minutes what you do and where your customers come from. Then you will know which phase pays off first for you, and roughly what it costs.
