A redesign you can actually see
We review your current site and create a speculative design direction: clearer messaging, a stronger first impression, and a more obvious path to calling, booking, or enquiring.
Local business. Bigger presence.
Great business.
Better website.
Your website should reflect the quality of your work. SiteSpark shows local businesses what’s possible with a spec redesign, then takes care of the build and ongoing management.
A concrete concept. A clear scope. Your decision.
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Our commitments
Concept before commitmentScope agreed before work startsNo promises of overnight growth
The SiteSpark approach
See the potential.
Then put it to work.
For local owners who are busy running the business—not managing a website. We turn an outdated online presence into a clear, useful place for customers to take the next step.
Explore servicesA focused build, not a sprawling project
Once the direction is agreed, we define the pages, content, and customer actions your site needs. Mobile usability and straightforward navigation lead the design.
Management beyond launch day
Keep your site current with an agreed package for updates, maintenance, and ongoing marketing support. Deliverables and reporting are defined around your business needs.
Ongoing management
A clearer scope for what comes next.
Better website. Brighter business. Let’s scope what moves yours forward. Every engagement is custom-quoted after reviewing your site, goals, service area, channels, and desired cadence—there are no fixed public rates.
01 / Custom-quoted
Strong Foundation
For a professional-services firm that needs its website cared for and its local presence put in order.
- Website
- Routine content and page updates, basic site health checks, and a prioritized improvement list. Redesigns, rebuilds, custom features, and migrations are scoped separately.
- SEO
- A technical and on-page baseline, local search priorities, and agreed fixes for a defined site and service area. No ranking guarantees.
- Ads
- Review the current account or readiness, identify a focused test, and outline a campaign plan. Ongoing campaign management and media spend are not included.
- Content
- Refresh agreed website copy and keep key service information current. Net-new content cadence is quoted separately.
Scope boundary
Best for a single site and focused local footprint. Large-scale content production, multi-location rollout, and ongoing paid-media optimization are outside the base scope.
02 / Custom-quoted
Steady Growth
For a firm ready for consistent visibility work and active management of one paid channel.
- Website
- Ongoing site care, agreed conversion-focused improvements, and a scoped landing-page or page-update queue. New builds and major feature work are separate projects.
- SEO
- Ongoing technical and on-page work, local visibility improvements, and a prioritized action plan for agreed services and locations.
- Ads
- Setup or management of one agreed paid channel, including campaign upkeep and performance review. Client-funded media spend is separate.
- Content
- A recurring, agreed cadence—such as one core article or service-page improvement per cycle—with copy and creative adaptations scoped in advance.
Scope boundary
One primary site, one paid channel, and an agreed service-area footprint. Additional channels, locations, landing pages, and production volume require a revised scope.
03 / Custom-quoted
Integrated Demand
For a firm with clear priorities, access to decision-makers, and capacity to respond to increased marketing activity.
- Website
- An active improvement plan for site care, conversion paths, landing pages, and measurement priorities. Redesigns, migrations, and substantial development are separately scoped.
- SEO
- Coordinated technical, local, and content-led SEO across the agreed services and locations.
- Ads
- Coordinated management across agreed paid channels, with campaign and landing-page reviews. Media spend remains client-funded and separate.
- Content
- A planned multi-format content cadence aligned to priority services and campaigns, with approvals and production volume defined in the proposal.
Scope boundary
Channel count, locations, deliverables, publishing cadence, approvals, and reporting are defined in the custom scope. This is not unlimited design, development, ad creative, or publishing support.
Before work begins, the proposal defines included pages, channels, locations, cadence, approvals, access, and out-of-scope work. Search visibility, leads, revenue, and advertising performance depend on factors beyond SiteSpark’s control; no outcome or ranking guarantees are offered. Your team provides accurate professional claims, subject-matter review, account access, and timely approvals; regulated claims and compliance review stay with you and your qualified advisors. Paid-media budgets are client-funded and separate from SiteSpark’s management fee.
Your next chapter starts here
Stop letting your website undersell your business.
Tell us what you do, share your current website, and explain what you want it to do better. We’ll discuss whether a SiteSpark redesign is the right next step.
Let’s talk about your site