01Will our website look like a generic AI template?
We use AI tools such as Codex to help with production, but your business guides the design. We shape the layout, copy, imagery, and contact paths around your services and audience. Our team reviews the work, and you review the draft before launch. Our own website is an example you can explore.
02How quickly can you build a website?
AI-assisted production helps us prepare drafts and make revisions efficiently. The timeline still depends on the pages, content, integrations, access, and feedback involved. We'll agree on a realistic schedule before starting. A working draft and a launch-ready website are different milestones.
03Can you update our services, offers, and photos after launch?
Yes. Send us the change you need, and we'll handle the updates we've agreed to cover. You can review the draft before publishing. We'll define ongoing work and turnaround in your plan; larger additions or a new integration may need a separate scope.
04Can we update the website ourselves?
Our default workflow is managed updates, so you don't need to edit code. If your team needs regular self-service publishing or a content editor, tell us before the build. We'll discuss the right setup and what's included rather than assume you'll be comfortable working in GitHub or Codex.
05Will the new site generate more leads than our current one?
That's the goal. We'll look at what your site does today, improve the path to contact, and agree on how to measure the change. Results also depend on traffic quality, your offer, competition, and how your team responds. A redesign alone doesn't guarantee more qualified leads or booked work.
06Are the websites SEO- and AI-friendly?
We build with clear service information, useful page structure, accurate business details, mobile usability, and search access in mind. Those foundations support Google and AI discovery. Ongoing SEO and authority work may be part of your Growth Engine plan. No website build guarantees rankings or a recommendation in ChatGPT.
07Can you replace our current website without losing important pages?
We'll review the current pages and URLs, then agree on what to keep, improve, or redirect. We check the important contact paths, content, metadata, and links involved in the move. If the old site relies on a booking tool or another provider, we'll discuss that before changing it.
08How does hosting work, and who owns the website?
We use GitHub for source control and Cloudflare for hosting in this workflow. We'll set out source ownership, account access, hosting responsibilities, fees, and handover terms in the proposal. Your domain, third-party tools, and their subscriptions need to be accounted for too.
09Is a new website included in the Local Growth Engine?
A full website build isn't automatically included. We agree on the build and any ongoing work separately in the proposal. Your Growth Engine plan can include website improvements alongside search, ads, reviews, and lead tracking when those are the priorities.