Same business. Different impression.
You already have a website. It's just older than your last car. I rebuild it — keeping everything that already worked.
How you know it's time
- Too slowOn a phone it looks broken or takes forever.
- Awkward to shareYou'd rather not send the link to anyone.
- Impossible to changeThe content is out of date and nobody can get at it.
- Nobody responsibleWhoever built it stopped answering.
- Old site
- What stays, what goes
- New site
- Google still finds you
The last step is the one most people forget: redirects from the old addresses. Without them a move loses everything you built up.
What the relaunch gives you
First impression
The presence matches your prices again.
Speed
Several seconds of loading become less than one.
Phone first
Most of your visitors aren't sitting at a desk.
Rankings kept
Old addresses get redirected, Google doesn't lose you.
- Day 1Inventory
I look at what you have: what works, what already ranks, what must not be lost.
- Day 3Draft
The new homepage, right next to the old one. The difference explains itself.
- Day 7Rebuild
All content moved over, re-sorted and rewritten where needed.
- Day 10Switch
Redirects in place, domain moved, old addresses point at the new pages.
Most visitors notice nothing about the new design at first — they notice the page is simply there. Load time is the part of a relaunch that works before anyone looks.
- Give me access to the old site and the domain
- Say which content should stay
- Approve the draft
- Review the old site and save everything
- Redesign and work the content in
- Set up redirects and move the domain
- Review of the existing site
- Completely new design
- All content carried over and reworked
- Redirects so Google keeps finding you
- Domain move with no downtime
- New legal pages
- Two weeks of aftercare included
Depends on how much of the old site can be salvaged and how many pages there are. Small business sites usually land in the same range as a new website.
Book a callWill I lose my Google ranking?
Not if it's done properly. Every old address gets a redirect to the matching new page. Usually rankings improve afterwards because the site is faster.
I can't access my old site any more.
Happens a lot. I can take the content over without access. For the domain we'll need access eventually — I'll help with that.
Does my site have to go offline?
No. The new one is built alongside. We only switch when it's finished — the switch takes minutes.