Redesign
Rebuilding a site
that used to work.
Most sites we are asked to replace do not need replacing — they need three things fixed. We say which of those two you are looking at before quoting anything.
When it is worth it
When the site has no mobile layout at all (7,726 of the 34,180 GTA sites we opened are in that state), when it is built on something no longer maintained, or when it says nothing about what makes the business worth choosing. Those are structural and cannot be patched.
When it is not
When the pages are fine and the problem is that nobody can find them. That is a search and listing problem, and rebuilding the site will not touch it. We would rather tell you that than take the larger invoice.
What we keep
Your domain, your rankings and your text where it is good. A redesign that drops the URLs people already link to is how businesses lose the traffic they had.
Questions
Straight answers.
Will I lose my Google rankings?
Not if the old addresses are redirected properly, which is the first thing we map out. Rankings usually wobble for a week or two after any rebuild and settle back.
Can you work with my existing site instead?
Sometimes. If it is on a platform we can maintain safely and the bones are sound, fixing is cheaper than replacing, and we will say so.
Check yours
The same test,
on your address.
We do not guess and we do not send a report by email. Type the address, wait ten seconds, read what comes back. If your site is fine it will say so.
Start with a
straight answer.
Describe the business and where it works. We come back with what we would change, what it would cost and how long it takes — or with a reason not to bother.