Landing page or service page: which does your business need?
You call them both "website pages", but they answer different questions, and mixing them up usually ends with something that serves neither purpose.
Would you rather we looked after your marketing?
You call them both "website pages", but they answer different questions, and mixing them up usually ends with something that serves neither purpose.
A red score on PageSpeed Insights means the site works, but it is quite probably driving some visitors away.
For the first time you can see which Google searches bring people to your Instagram profile or TikTok channel, as well as to your website.
Before they even start reading, a visitor decides whether to stay or leave. What your homepage needs to show, and make clear, in those first moments.
No visitor consciously notices a website's internal links, yet they determine how easy it is to find what they are looking for.
From a few hundred to several thousand francs a month: such different numbers often hide services that have almost nothing in common.
If your website was built with the computer in mind and then "adapts" to the phone, it's probably already disappointing most of the people who visit it.
Every company in Ticino needs a different website. What to assess before choosing a provider or starting a project.
If your website isn't showing up on Google, the cause could be technical, structural or related to content. The most common reasons, and where to start checking.
A polished website isn't much use if nobody finds it or nobody contacts you. Here's how to work out whether your site is working for you or is just an online business card.
A website can have good design and carefully written content and still be invisible in search. An SEO audit looks at why: it examines technical structure, page organisation, content, internal links and authority to identify what's holding back visibility and where it makes sense to start.
A website can look polished and still be difficult to use. A UX/UI audit looks at visual hierarchy, navigation, typography, colour, calls to action, forms, mobile behaviour and accessibility to understand what is holding the user experience back and which improvements should come first.
A first, no-obligation conversation about what you need: a new website, more visibility online or help with IT and administration.