Websites
What to prepare before redesigning your business website
A practical checklist for goals, content, analytics, URLs, and decisions to make before a website redesign, so the project starts with fewer surprises.
· 9 min read
Digital Marketing
We improve how search engines crawl, understand, and present your site, and we plan content that answers what your buyers search for. The work connects technical fixes, page structure, and content to the commercial pages that matter.
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Duplicate URLs, broken redirects, slow pages, or rendering problems make it harder for search engines to find and index important pages.
A page targets a topic, but the content doesn't answer what searchers actually need, so it struggles to rank or convert.
Articles are published without links to related services, so educational traffic rarely leads to an inquiry.
Reports show traffic totals, but not which pages produce qualified visits or leads.
What's included
The exact scope is agreed in writing before any work starts.
Crawlability, indexation, redirects, canonicals, structured data, page speed, and rendering issues, prioritized by impact and effort.
Industries
We build Shopify stores and product pages that make buying easy, then bring in shoppers with search, ads, and email. Everything is tracked, so you know what sells.
What we build for you
How it works
You always know what’s happening and what’s next.
We assess technical health, content, and current visibility, and record a baseline for later comparison.
We agree on target pages and topics based on commercial value, intent, and realistic competition.
We resolve technical issues and structural problems first, because they affect every page.
We revise priority pages and produce new content according to the plan.
We review performance monthly and adjust priorities based on what search data shows.
We use proven platforms, frameworks, and tools, picked around your goals, your team, and your budget rather than what’s trendy.
Ways to work with us
Not sure which fits? Tell us the goal and we’ll recommend one.
Working together
You bring
After launch
SEO is ongoing. Monthly work continues on the plan: fixing new technical issues, improving priority pages, and publishing content. Reports show visibility, landing pages, and organic inquiries, with what we did and why.
What shapes the priceYour quote
No fixed price list. We explain how each of these affects your quote.
FAQs
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Ask us directlyTechnical fixes can be completed quickly, but search engines take time to recrawl pages and rankings shift gradually. Most businesses should plan for a sustained effort over several months before judging results.
No. Nobody controls search engine rankings. We focus on the factors we can improve and report honestly on the results.
We don't buy links or use link schemes. We focus on content and digital PR opportunities that earn links legitimately, scoped as a separate activity when appropriate.
We can write it, edit drafts from your team, or provide briefs for your writers. Subject-matter input from your team generally makes content stronger.
Yes. Migrations are a common cause of lost visibility. We plan redirects, preserve important content, and monitor indexing after launch.
It depends on the scope, so we don't use a fixed price list. After a short call we send a written quote that shows exactly what's included. If you have a set budget, tell us and we'll show you what fits.
Yes. Accounts, code, designs, and content stay in your name, and we hand over simple guides so your team can manage them.
Yes. We can take on one part of the work, share our files and notes, and agree who decides what so handoffs stay clear.
Yes. We fix anything that comes up early on, and you can choose ongoing support for updates and improvements. It's optional and agreed separately.
Yes. We work remotely with clients around the world and plan calls around your time zone.
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