02 / Where interest turns into action

A website that
earns the call.

Most customers check your website before they call, book or visit. Make it fast, clear on a phone, and built around the one thing you want them to do next.

  1. 01Plan
  2. 02Design & build
  3. 03Launch & measure

4 possible scopes in this chapter

Business websites

A clear site that says what you do, where you do it and how to reach you, without making anyone hunt.

A scope can include

  • A page plan built around your services and service area
  • Mobile-first design, written copy and photo direction
  • Contact, booking or quote paths with tracking set up

Landing pages for campaigns

One page, one offer, one action. The right place to send an ad, a QR code or a seasonal push.

A scope can include

  • An offer-focused page with a single clear call to action
  • Variants for testing headlines or offers
  • Form, call-click and booking tracking tied to the campaign

Website refresh & rewrite

Sometimes the site is fine underneath. It just needs sharper words, better photos and a clearer path to contact.

A scope can include

  • Review of copy, structure, speed and the mobile experience
  • Rewritten pages and refreshed visuals
  • Fixes for broken links, slow pages and confusing forms

Website care

Keep the site current after launch, with someone responsible for updates, backups and small changes.

A scope can include

  • Content updates, seasonal offers and new pages
  • Backups, platform updates and uptime checks
  • A short note on what changed and why

Tools follow the task

Choose the tools
after the goal.

WordPressWebflowShopifySquarespaceStatic buildsGoogle Analytics

Illustrative tools only. The final choice depends on what you already use, your budget and who will look after it.