Mount HollyWeb Design Co.

Questions

Common questions about websites and SEO

Short, straight answers about timelines, ownership, prices and how we work.

The questions Mount Holly owners ask most, answered plainly. If yours isn't here, send it over or call.

How long does a new website take?

Starter sites usually launch in about a week, Growth in about two and Custom in about three. The biggest variable is how quickly photos and feedback come back.

Do I own the site?

Yes: the domain, the content, the images and the code. If you ever leave, we hand everything over.

What does it cost?

That depends on page count, features, how much writing and photography is needed, and your deadline. Roger sends a fixed quote in writing before any work starts, and a care plan matched to the build begins at launch.

How does payment work?

You pay 50% to get on the calendar and the remaining 50% once the completed site is in your hands to review.

How much is SEO?

There's no set figure. Roger first takes a free look at your trade, the competition around Mount Holly and the site you have, then sends a monthly number in writing before anything starts.

Will you take over my Google listing?

No. It stays under your control and we don't ask to be added as a manager. Roger hands you a playbook with each step spelled out and goes through it with you.

Can you promise first place on Google?

No, and be careful of anyone who does. We promise steady, careful work and honest check-ins.

Do you only work in Mount Holly?

Mount Holly is who this site is for, but Roger takes on clients all over Gaston County and farther out.

Will I have to edit the site myself?

Only if you want to. Small changes are included in your care plan; just email or text them.

What if I just need a few fixes?

Then Roger will say so. Not every business needs a rebuild, and a free quote request is an easy way to find out.

Want more detail?

Dig into any service: web design, local SEO, Google listing help or hosting and care. How quotes are worked out is on the pricing page.

Still have a question?

Ask Roger directly. He'd rather answer it now than have you guess.