Websites
What a business website actually needs
Seven things that decide whether a visitor enquires: a clear promise, proof, mobile speed, one obvious next step, a real contact route, pricing signals and a reason to trust you.
Resources
The advice we give before anyone pays us.
Short, practical notes from the work. If a guide solves your problem without hiring us, good.
Browse
What we write about.
- Growth guides
- Websites
- SEO
- Marketing
- Automation
- AI for business
- EkaIQ product guides
The library is small on purpose. Practical guides are added as we write them, and nothing is published to fill a category.
Quick notes
Short answers you can act on today.
SEO
Before you pay for SEO
Check that your pages are indexable, that each service has its own page, that your business profile is claimed, and that somebody is actually searching for what you sell. Fix those first.
Marketing
A month of content in one sitting
Pick four themes, one per week. For each, write one useful post, one proof post and one offer post. Twelve posts, planned once, scheduled ahead.
Growth guides
Going independent as a consultant
Package two or three services with a price, put them on a page, make booking one click, and post twice a week about the problem you solve.
Growth guides
Launch week, without the panic
Page and payments live two weeks early. Warm-up content for ten days. Launch day, day three and day seven emails. Review the numbers on day fourteen.
Automation
Why enquiries go cold
Most are lost to response time. Acknowledge within a minute, reply properly within a day, and follow up twice before you write anyone off.
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