Website & web presence

The website is your central place to explain services and give customers a next step. A broader web presence can also involve consistent business information, profiles, approved work examples and coordinated inquiry paths. The accepted scope identifies which parts DealDot handles.

An existing-site review can identify useful content and functions to preserve. The discussion should establish whether targeted improvement or a broader project fits the platform, access, business needs and budget. A rebuild is not assumed merely because a site is dated.

Typical scope can include clear services and coverage, approved project images, genuine permitted reviews, useful explanations and contact routes that match your process. Additional pages, custom development and third-party integrations need their own scope, approval and testing.

Accurate services, towns served, contact details, approved claims, photographs you can use, and a person who can consolidate feedback. Explain any booking, CRM or other workflow the website must connect with. Credentials should be exchanged through an agreed channel after access is needed.

There is no universal completion period. Page inventory, design, custom functions, content, access and approval dependencies all matter. Milestones and any committed dates are recorded in the engagement. DealDot does not apply a fixed two-billing-cycle completion rule.

The engagement identifies the authorized reviewer and launch approval process. Review covers factual content and the agreed functional criteria. Design approval, content approval and permission to publish are distinct decisions where appropriate.

The accepted IP terms state what is assigned or licensed and which files and access are included. Your supplied business materials remain yours. Reusable tools and licensed components may have separate conditions. Do not assume every platform offers an editable export or that source files are included automatically.

Only if expressly scoped. The engagement should distinguish delivery corrections, routine maintenance, content changes and new development, and identify recurring charges and service term. A one-time build does not establish unlimited ongoing changes.

Every DealDot Media service is custom-quoted. Your proposal defines the selected work, deliverables, total price and any ongoing services or costs before an engagement begins. An initial inquiry does not include paid technical discovery.