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We start with your goal and the point where customers get stuck: finding you, understanding your offer, buying or getting in touch. We explain which changes should come first and why.

Each proposal is tailored to your needs. A store with 20 products and one with 300 require different work. After a short introduction, you receive a written proposal within 2–3 working days, including deliverables, schedule and total cost. Hosting, domain and advertising spend are listed separately.

Compare content, pages or products, features, mobile experience, measurement, training and support. Check who owns the accounts and what costs extra.

Yes. Your goal may be a qualified enquiry, a call or an appointment. We design the website and campaign around that journey.

Bring your website and social links, a brief description of your offer and the goal you want to work towards. Previous results and campaigns help us understand your starting point.

We review what works, where visitors struggle and what your current system supports. Focused changes may be enough. If a rebuild is needed, we explain why.

A website introduces the whole business. A landing page focuses on one offer and one action, such as an enquiry or appointment.

Business information, your logo, product or service details and available photographs. We agree who supplies each item and how approval works.

Yes. We include one-to-one training so you understand products, stock, pricing and orders. Support is described in your proposal.

We identify important pages and plan redirects where addresses change. Forms, integrations and measurement are checked as part of the transition.

A store with up to 30 products usually takes 4–6 weeks. A business website usually takes 3–4 weeks. The written proposal sets out milestones and dates. Content and approval delays can affect the schedule.

We recommend an initial 4–6 week testing period with a budget agreed around your sale value and goals. Advertising spend is paid directly to Meta or Google and is separate from management fees.

Google can reach people already searching for a solution. Facebook and Instagram can introduce your offer to relevant audiences. The right combination depends on your offer, demand and customer journey.

We review the full journey: audience, promise, landing page and the action requested. A mismatch, unclear offer or difficult checkout can limit results.

Initial advertising signals usually appear within 2–3 weeks, with a more stable picture in 2–3 months. We agree what to measure and when to review. We do not promise a specific sales volume.

The campaign attracts interested people. The funnel connects the page, form, useful information and follow-up after their first enquiry.

They serve different stages of the relationship. Social media introduces your work; email continues communication with people who opted in. We prioritise the tools that fit your goals and resources.

Michaella Savva is your direct contact for the plan and progress of the project. We agree communication, approvals and meetings at the start.

We agree the activities and measurements that matter, then discuss spend, recorded outcomes and the reasons for proposed changes.

Yes. Social content is prepared for review before publication. Deliverables and feedback timelines are agreed in advance.

Business accounts are organised with appropriate collaborator access. Domain, hosting and account ownership are clarified in the proposal and handover.

Every online store includes one-to-one training and 30 days of free support. Afterwards you can manage it yourself or continue with ongoing management and advertising, under the terms we agree.