Website strategy: how to plan a website that grows your business
The six decisions that tie a website to business results, with a one-page template.
Strategy & Planning
What websites cost, how to hire well, how to plan a project and how to measure whether your website is actually working for the business.
The six decisions that tie a website to business results, with a one-page template.
The questions that separate a smooth project from an expensive lesson.
Eight stages from brief to launch, who owns what at each one, and what really sets the timeline.
What discovery involves, what you should get out of it, and when it’s worth paying for.
Seven causes of late, over-budget or ineffective websites, the warning signs, and a checklist before you sign.
Who carries the risk under fixed price, hourly and retainers, plus a three-year cost worksheet.
What each section needs, a template to copy, and when a short brief should become an RFP.
A fair comparison of the three ways to get a website built, and how to choose for your situation.
The formula, the value of a lead and a worked example you can rerun with your own numbers.
Three to five numbers that show whether your website is working, and the ones to stop reporting.
A practical checklist to tell a tired site from one that just needs care.
The three price bands, why quotes for “the same site” differ, and the running costs nobody puts in writing.
Put it into practice
The parts of our work these guides relate to, when you are ready to act on them.
What every package includes, with starting prices in THB and no “contact us for a price”.
How a new website is planned, designed, built and handed over, step by step.
A plain-language review of your current site’s speed, mobile experience, Google visibility, security and how easily visitors can get in touch, by email within 2 business days.
Ready when you are
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