Websites and digital marketing built to help businesses get found, look credible and win more customers.

It depends on complexity, functionality and what the site has to achieve. A focused brochure site for a small professional firm is a very different piece of work to an ecommerce platform or a site with booking, portals or integrations. We scope every project individually: we look at the number of pages, whether copy and photography exist, what needs building rather than configuring, and what the commercial objective is. You get a fixed scope and a fixed price before anything starts, not an hourly meter.

A straightforward site can be planned, designed, built and launched in a matter of weeks. Larger projects take longer, and the delay is rarely the development — it is usually content, approvals and decisions. We agree a schedule at the planning stage, tell you exactly what we need from you and when, and keep the build moving in stages you can see rather than disappearing for two months.

Yes, and a redesign is usually more than a new coat of paint. We look at why the current site underperforms: the structure, the order information is presented in, the clarity of the messaging, page speed, technical SEO and where people drop out. Then we rebuild around that. Where existing rankings and content are valuable, we protect them with proper redirects and migration planning rather than starting from zero.

Yes. SEO should influence the structure of a website from the first sketch — page hierarchy, URLs, internal linking, how services are split, how fast the site loads and how content is written. Adding SEO after launch means retrofitting decisions that were already made badly. We work on technical SEO, local SEO, on-page optimisation and content strategy, and report on what is actually changing in search.

Yes. We run Google and Meta campaigns, and we connect them to the pages people land on, the tracking behind them and the enquiries they produce. That link matters: most underperforming ad accounts are not an ad problem, they are a landing-page and measurement problem. We would rather manage both sides than optimise a campaign that sends people somewhere that cannot convert them.

Yes. After launch we can handle hosting and maintenance, incremental improvements to pages that underperform, SEO and content work, campaign management and reporting. How involved that is depends on you — some clients want a monthly programme of work, others want us available when something needs changing.

Yes. We work remotely with businesses wherever they are based, with calls at the points where they add value and clear written updates in between. Local SEO for a specific town or region is something we can run from anywhere; we do not need to be on your doorstep to understand your market.

Yes — that is the reason SB Digital Enhancements exists. Strategy, design, development, SEO, paid advertising, social and content can be run as one connected system with one team accountable for the result. You do not have to brief four suppliers, translate between them, or work out whose fault it is when enquiries do not arrive.