The Process As Easy as 1, 2, 3
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Step 1: The First Talks
Whether meeting in person or through Zoom, the first step is to learn more about you, your business, your website, and your goals, as well as Wolf Advertising's process and style. It's usually followed up by a few e-mails to ask any additional questions. If we mutually agree to work with each other, we move on to step 2.
Step 2: Getting the Info
The first step is for you to provide initial info, content, and images needed to begin the process. No one is more of an expert about your business than you, so your input is needed to make the site the best it can be. If you don't have enough quality images, ask about scheduling a photography session!
Step 3: Building Begins
Using the info you provided, the build process begins on a private server. This allows for proper testing and experimenting, and leaves your current site unaffected throughout the process. Keep in mind that you still haven't paid or signed anything yet.
Step 4: Halfway Homepage
The hardest part of any website is always nailing the homepage. When it's finished, it's usually a good "halfway" point and a great time to show you the progress. Here, you can provide input and ask for any changes. You will also be asked how likely you are to continue working with Wolf Advertising.
Step 5: Finishing the Site
If you're liking the results, then work continues on the site until it's finished. The homepage will be used as a guide for the rest of your new pages. Once it's ready, you'll be given more opportunity to review and request changes to the site.
Step 6: To Sign or Not to Sign
With a completed site, it's now your choice whether you continue with Wolf Advertising or not. If you choose no, then no worries! You are under no obligations, and thank you for your consideration! But if you choose yes, then congratulations on your amazing new website and partnership! You will make your first payment and sign the month-to-month contract.
Step 7: The Transition
Now that you've been onboarded, we'll transition your new site to your domain. You'll retain the ownership of the domain, and the site will be hosted on a quality server. The longest part is always waiting for the internet to recognize the change, which usually means it'll take 48 hours or less of downtime before your new site appears for the world to see.
Step 8: Going Forward
When the site is up, we will continue to work together in 3 main ways. First, if you signed up for an advertising method like Google Ads, the setup and management of this will begin. Second, any site maintenance and updates will be taken care of as needed. Lastly, the site will be adapted to your business and marketing needs. With a month-to-month contract, you can cancel our services at any time with 30 days notice.