Frequently asked questions about websites, SEO and digital growth

The essentials are enough: what your business does, what you sell, who your customers are and what you want the website to achieve. If you do not have finished copy, photos or a sitemap, we can prepare them with you.

No. We can create a professional logo, write the website copy, prepare graphics and optimize photographs. We mainly need the business information that only you can provide.

We start with a short call or written brief. Then we define goals, structure, functions, content scope and budget, and you receive a clear proposal for the next steps.

Yes. Send the basic project details through the contact form or call us. We can recommend a package or prepare a tailored estimate without obligation.

Yes. You do not need to understand hosting, DNS, CMS platforms or SEO. We translate technical decisions into business language and guide the project from planning to launch.

A professional website includes information architecture, UX, visual design, responsive layouts, development, basic SEO setup, performance optimization and clear calls to action. The goal is a website that represents the offer well and generates enquiries.

Yes. Responsive design is standard. We check content, forms, navigation and CTA buttons across phones, tablets and desktop screens.

Both approaches are possible, but serious business projects are adapted to the industry, audience and commercial goal. We do not want two clients to receive the same generic layout with different colors.

It depends on the offer and SEO strategy. A small company may need five strong pages, while a complex service business may benefit from dozens of focused cluster pages. Every page should have a clear purpose.

Yes. We plan the structure so new services, SEO clusters, languages, landing pages, integrations or e-commerce functionality can be added without rebuilding everything.

Price depends on the number and type of pages, functionality, content, languages, integrations and design level. Starting packages are shown on the Pricing page; larger projects receive a detailed proposal.

Landing Start is one focused page built around a single conversion goal. It includes a professional hero section, core offer sections, CTA elements, responsive design, basic SEO preparation and a contact form.

The proposal defines what is included before work starts. If a new requirement appears later, we explain its impact on cost and timing before doing the additional work.

For larger projects, staged payments can be agreed and linked to project milestones. The exact model is defined in the proposal before the project begins.

It depends on the package. We can provide and configure hosting, domain, SSL and business email, while recurring third-party fees are shown separately when they are not included.

A simple landing page can be completed relatively quickly. Larger business websites with more content, SEO architecture and integrations need more time. Timing depends on scope, approvals and technical complexity.

Typical causes are late scope changes, missing business information, complex integrations and a high number of revisions. When we prepare copy and visuals, waiting for materials can be reduced significantly.

On larger projects we work in stages: structure, visual direction, key pages, development and content population. This keeps the risk of large late-stage changes under control.

Yes. We check links, forms, responsive behavior, performance, canonical and hreflang tags, sitemap, redirects where required, core functionality and content before production launch.

Yes. We can prepare hero messaging, service descriptions, sales sections, FAQ content, CTA copy, SEO text and microcopy for forms and buttons based on your business information.

We write according to search intent and the role of the page. Important topics are integrated naturally into headings and copy, while internal links help both users and search engines understand the site structure.

No. Length helps only when the content answers real questions and covers the topic properly. Repeating keywords without adding value does not improve quality.

Yes. We can preserve your expertise while improving structure, tone, clarity, sales logic and SEO coverage so the text sounds natural rather than generic.

Yes. Service-specific FAQs are useful when they answer real objections and questions. They can support both organic visibility and conversion.

Yes. A professional graphic designer can develop a logo and a basic visual direction aligned with the website and your industry.

Yes. We can select, crop, correct light and contrast, fit images to the design and optimize files for web use. When necessary, we can also prepare additional visuals.

Yes. Visuals can be designed specifically for the business instead of using generic placeholders. For website presentation we use realistic screen and device mockups to show the expected result.

The number and scope of revisions depend on the package and proposal. We try to agree on the main direction early so the project does not turn into endless changes without a clear goal.

Yes. WordPress is a strong choice when a client needs a familiar CMS, easy content management and a broad ecosystem. We use it when it fits the project rather than by default.

If the site uses a CMS, we can provide administration access and explain common edits. For static or highly optimized solutions, changes can be handled through our support.

No. We avoid unnecessary plugin dependency. Every plugin adds complexity and potential risk, so we keep only what is genuinely needed and pay attention to security and performance.

Yes. Maintenance can include updates, backups, security checks, monitoring, small content changes, performance work and troubleshooting.

Yes. We build stores with a clear category and product structure, cart and checkout, responsive design, payment options and analytics appropriate to the project.

Depending on the market and platform, we can connect supported payment gateways, cash on delivery, bank transfer and other available methods.

Yes. E-commerce SEO includes category and product structure, internal linking, crawl and indexation control, canonical rules, performance and useful product content.

Often yes, when the service provides an API or another supported integration method. We review the documentation and requirements before confirming scope and cost.

A landing page works well when you have one offer, campaign or service and want visitors to take one clear action without unnecessary navigation.

Yes. A strong ads landing page should be fast, closely relevant to the keyword and ad, clear in its offer and focused on conversion.

Yes. If the structure is planned properly, it can later become a section of a larger site or serve as one of several campaign pages.

Yes. A basic enquiry form and CTA elements are standard. Advanced forms, CRM connections and automation can be added when required.

SEO covers technical foundations, URL structure, on-page optimization, content, internal links, performance, indexation and authority signals. The exact work depends on the current state of the site and the market.

SEO is not instant. Some technical improvements can have an effect relatively quickly, while competitive organic growth normally requires consistent work over a longer period.

No serious SEO provider can guarantee a specific organic position. Rankings depend on competition, algorithm changes, authority, content, technical quality and many other factors.

It is a focused page that covers a specific query or subtopic and connects to the main service page. Well-planned clusters expand topical coverage without creating thin doorway pages.

Yes. We review indexation, status codes, canonical and hreflang tags, sitemap, robots rules, performance, Core Web Vitals, internal links, duplicates and structural issues.

That is a major goal of SEO migration. We map old URLs, preserve important pages, set 301 redirects, review canonicals and internal links, and monitor the site after launch.

Yes. We manage Search and other formats when they make business sense, including keyword research, campaign structure, negative keywords, conversion tracking and budget optimization.

It depends on click prices, competition, location, goal and conversion value. A useful budget should collect enough data to optimize rather than spreading a very small amount across too many keywords.

Very. A relevant, fast landing page can improve user experience and conversion rate. The ad and landing page should promise and deliver the same thing.

Yes, when the technical setup allows it. We configure important conversion actions so optimization can be based on business results rather than clicks alone.

Yes. Meta campaigns can focus on leads, sales, remarketing or audience building depending on the business objective and available data.

Yes. We can prepare static creatives, formats for different placements and campaign messaging. Testing several creative directions is usually more effective than relying on one ad.

They help record events and conversions and provide Meta with better optimization data. Implementation depends on the website, consent setup and technical environment.

Yes, when there is enough relevant audience data and measurement is configured correctly. It can bring back interested visitors, but the offer and frequency need to remain sensible.

Yes. We can recommend and configure hosting according to the technology, expected traffic and project requirements. Stability, backups, SSL, performance and support quality matter.

We can help choose, register and configure the domain and DNS. We recommend that ownership is clearly recorded in the client or company name so you retain long-term control.

A national domain often makes sense for a local market, while .com can work well internationally. The decision should fit the brand, market, availability and expansion plans.

Yes. We can configure addresses on your own domain, such as info@yourdomain.com, along with the necessary DNS records and email service connection.

Yes. HTTPS is a basic standard for a business website, protects data in transit and increases trust. Many hosting plans support automated SSL issuance and renewal.

DNS connects the domain to hosting, email and other services. You do not need to manage it yourself; an incorrect record can break the website or email, so we can handle the configuration.

Maintenance can include system and plugin updates, backups, security checks, monitoring, small content changes, technical support and performance control. Scope depends on the platform and business needs.

It depends on how often data changes and how critical the site is. Active stores and systems usually require more frequent backups than simple presentation sites.

Yes, depending on the condition of the site. The first steps are to isolate the problem, create a safe copy, remove compromised files or accounts, change credentials and close the vulnerability.

Security relies on timely updates, limited plugins, strong credentials, backups, login protection, correct permissions and monitoring for unusual changes.

We can assist with outages, SSL problems, failed updates, compromised accounts, DNS issues and other critical situations, subject to availability and the support agreement.

Yes. Migration can include files and database, DNS changes, SSL, functional testing and checks that email and connected services continue to work.

Yes, if URLs, content and internal structure are changed without a migration plan. A redesign should include redirect mapping and SEO checks before and after launch.

Yes. We review images, fonts, JavaScript, CSS, caching, server configuration, database and plugins. The biggest improvements come from fixing real bottlenecks rather than installing another optimization plugin.

Core Web Vitals are metrics related to loading, responsiveness and visual stability. They are important for user experience and can be part of broader SEO and performance work.

Yes. We can connect the website to relevant Google tools, configure basic measurement and review indexation. More advanced projects can include custom events and conversions.

Focus on traffic quality and source, conversions, behavior on key pages, organic queries, indexation, errors and performance. Visit count alone is not a meaningful measure of success.

Yes. Depending on the project, we can organize key metrics into a practical view so the website owner can understand performance and make decisions from data.

Yes. We plan language URLs, hreflang, canonicals, navigation and localized content. Translation should be natural and adapted to the market rather than mechanically converted word for word.

Not always, but core services should normally have clear equivalents. If a service does not make sense in a market, adapting the architecture is better than publishing a useless translation.

Yes. SEO metadata should be localized together with the H1 and page content because different markets often search with different terms and intent.

After launch we check the production domain, SSL, forms, core SEO elements, sitemap and key functionality. We can then continue with maintenance, SEO or marketing if required.

Yes. A website should evolve with the business. We can add pages, content, languages, functions, campaigns and integrations through maintenance or separate development tasks.

Call +381 65 973 8177, email info@izradasajtovapro.com, use WhatsApp or Viber, or send the contact form. For a project estimate, include the goal, required service and approximate budget.