Once your website is live, you should start seeing an increase in conversions. However, if you're just starting out or haven't been doing much marketing, it’s normal not to see a lot of traffic right away. During our digital meeting, we’ll go over several strategies to help boost your initial traffic and generate leads. Keep in mind, without running ads, it may take time to build up organic traffic, but we’ll set you on the right path for growth.

A landing page is a much more budget-friendly option and can achieve the same results as a full website if you have a single goal or focus, such as capturing leads or promoting a specific product or service. By focusing on one clear call to action, a landing page is often more effective at converting visitors and can be a great alternative if you're looking to maximize impact without the expense of a full website.

A website is ideal if you have multiple goals or services to showcase. It's also the best way to drive traffic through SEO (Search Engine Optimization). With a full website, you'll notice SEO results more quickly, as it allows for better optimization across multiple pages. SEO-driven traffic brings leads directly from Google, without the need for ads, helping you build a long-term, sustainable online presence.

Next year, you have several options depending on your needs. If you're only looking for hosting, we offer a plan for $300 for the entire year, but this does not include any additional support. However, we also offer more comprehensive plans at higher rates, which include better options for promoting your business and ongoing support to help you grow.

When choosing a URL, keep it short and memorable—ideally under 26 characters and no more than 4 words. While hyphens are okay, make sure it stays simple and relevant to your business. It’s usually not worth purchasing a domain that’s already taken. And remember, while your URL is important, it’s not as critical as it used to be, so don’t get too hung up on finding the perfect one—focus more on what works best for your brand.

No, Google has no issue with getting backlinks from someone, as long as they’re relevant and valuable. Backlinks can actually improve your SEO, especially with tools like Google Discover. If there’s ever an issue with a backlink, Google will notify you, and you can disavow it easily.