Most websites lose the sale before the phone rings
The traffic arrives, the page loads slowly, the offer is buried three clicks down, and the form asks for more than a stranger will give. Nothing is technically broken — the site simply never asks for the business. That is the gap we close: every page has a job, every job has a next step, and every step is measured so you can see what it produced.
Four stages, no surprises
You always know what is happening, what we need from you, and what you get at the end of each stage. Approvals happen as we go, so nothing is revealed for the first time a week before launch.
01
Strategy & plan
We agree on the goals, audience, sitemap, and the actions the site has to drive — then write it down so design decisions have a reason behind them.
02
Design
Templates and key pages are designed around those actions, with your approval at each step and a prototype you can click through before a line of code is written.
03
Develop
Approved designs get built, tested on real devices, and wired to your CRM, forms, tracking, and on-site SEO so the site works the day it goes live.
04
Launch
We schedule the launch, migrate and redirect the old URLs, confirm analytics is recording conversions, and stay on hand for the first weeks afterward.
Recent work across industries
Energy, financial services, healthcare — different buyers, same discipline. Each of these sites was built around a specific conversion goal, then measured against it.
What's included in every build
These are not upsells. Every site we launch ships with the pieces that make it findable, usable, and measurable.
Brand-accurate style guide
Type, color, and component rules documented so future pages still look like you.
Sitemap built for conversion
A structure that moves visitors toward an inquiry instead of making them hunt.
Responsive on every device
Tested on real phones, tablets, and desktops — not just resized in a browser.
Analytics and conversion tracking
Goals, events, and form submissions recorded from day one so you can prove ROI.
On-site SEO
Titles, metadata, headings, schema, speed, and redirects handled before launch.
CRM and tool integrations
Forms, scheduling, chat, and your CRM connected so leads land where your team works.
Start where you actually are
Not everyone needs a full rebuild. Pick the stage that matches your situation — each one stands alone or leads into the next.
Website strategy & plan
You know the site is underperforming but not why. Start with goals, audience, sitemap, and a documented plan.
Website design
You have a plan and need conversion-focused pages and a clickable prototype before development.
Website development
You have approved designs and need them built, integrated, tested, and launched cleanly.
Website improvement
Your site mostly works. You need specific fixes, new pages, and steady performance gains.
Website maintenance
Ongoing updates, backups, security, and uptime handled monthly so nothing rots.
Website support
A retained team for the requests, edits, and small builds that keep coming up.
What clients say after launch
“The team at 215 Marketing is capable, energetic, and a pleasure to work with. We highly recommend them for digital marketing needs.”
Adam RosenLSR Wellness
Common questions
Still unsure? Ask us directly on a free consultation — we will give you a straight answer before you commit to anything.
How much does a website cost?
Our sites average around $7,499. A focused landing page or small brochure site comes in below that; multi-location, membership, or e-commerce builds come in above it. You get a fixed scope and price before work starts — no hourly surprises.
How long does it take?
Three weeks is our average from kickoff to launch. Timeline depends mostly on how quickly content, brand assets, and approvals come back from your side; larger builds with custom functionality run longer and we say so up front.
What do you need from us?
Time on a kickoff call, access to your domain, hosting, and analytics, any existing brand assets, and a single decision-maker who can approve each stage. We can write the copy if you do not have it.
Will we lose our search rankings when the new site launches?
Not if the migration is handled properly. We map every existing URL, put 301 redirects in place, carry over metadata and content that already ranks, and monitor search performance after launch.
Which platforms do you build on?
WordPress most often, plus HubSpot CMS, Shopify, and custom builds where they fit better. We recommend the platform your team can actually maintain, not the one that locks you in.
What happens after launch?
You own the site outright. From there you can maintain it yourself, or move to a maintenance or support program for updates, security, and ongoing improvements.
Tell us what your website needs to do
Thirty minutes, no pitch deck. We will look at your current site, tell you what is costing you leads, and outline what a rebuild or improvement would involve.