Our services
Website relaunch with a clear path to inquiries
A website relaunch for clear offers, fast pages and simple ways to get in touch. Strategy, design and development from one team.
Your website should explain why your offer is the right fit and make the next step easy. We bring content, design and technical implementation together into a website your customers understand.
Discuss your projectWhat you have
in hand at the end.
- A page structure built around your customers' questions
- Clear service pages and visibly integrated references
- Responsive implementation with measurable contact paths
- Redirect plan, technical SEO review and measurement concept
Collaboration
A clear path.
Shared decisions.
- 01
Sharpen the offer
We clarify target audience, buying reasons and typical objections. Existing search data and content feed into the new structure.
- 02
Build content and website
We develop copy, pages and contact paths together. The design supports your visitors' decision.
- 03
Switch over cleanly
Before going live we check redirects, indexability and forms. Afterwards we compare qualified inquiries with the baseline.
From our work
From the problem
to the solution.
A new website and a custom intranet app for managing cases, evidence and projects.
Frequently asked
questions.
Will we lose our rankings with a relaunch?
A switchover can change visibility. We record existing URLs, keep relevant content and plan redirects. Rankings cannot be guaranteed.
Can we manage content ourselves?
Yes, if you need that, we plan a suitable CMS and an introduction. The choice depends on your editorial team, content types and existing systems.
How is success measured?
We distinguish between visitors, contact clicks, inquiries actually received and projects that fit. We agree with you on which tracking is set up for this.
Your project. A clear next step.
What should
work better?
We talk about where you stand, possible solutions and a sensible way to start. The first call happens via video, around 30 minutes, wherever you are. You don't need a finished brief for that.