Most agencies answer "it depends" and then ask you to book a call. Fair enough, it does depend. But you can usually get close to the right answer in about a minute, and you shouldn't have to sit through a sales conversation to find out roughly what you're in for.
So the finder asks the six things that actually change the answer: where your website is at, what you're trying to fix, who you're trying to reach, what you'd want handled, how involved you want to be afterwards, and when you'd start.
The result is yours to read and close. If it's useful, send your details through and we'll put together a proposal priced on your actual scope rather than a starting-from figure. Or email dominic@wakeforddigital.com.au and skip the form entirely.
No. It's a starting point based on six questions, not a scope of work. Plenty of businesses land somewhere between two systems, and that's a conversation rather than a problem.
No. If your website is fine as it is, we'll say so. The finder can recommend SEO, Google Business Profile or social media management on their own, and it will if that's the honest answer.
Yes, they're the same build and monthly figures on our package pages. They're starting points, because a five page site and a thirty page site aren't the same job, but nothing is hidden.
Say so in the first question and the finder won't try to sell you one. It will point you at the ongoing work instead.
Most builds run six to eight weeks from the strategy session to launch, with the ongoing campaign starting from month two.
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