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Getting started

Getting started

5 frequently asked questions

Yes. The strategy session is a free conversation about your business, current marketing and possible next steps. Booking the conversation does not require you to purchase a service.

Yes. You do not need to choose a service before the conversation. The session can help identify whether website design, SEO, PPC, social media or a connected growth plan is the most practical starting point.

Bring your current website, your most important 90-day goal and questions about the services you are considering. Competitor examples and information about previous marketing efforts can also help.

The team starts with the business goal, the current customer journey and the point creating the most friction. The recommendation should explain what to address first and how that work supports the wider plan.

The team will explain the most practical next step based on the conversation. If working together makes sense, you will receive guidance on the relevant service, scope and next action.

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Website design

Website design

6 frequently asked questions

Pricing depends on page count, content, integrations, platform and technical complexity. The proposal confirms the final scope and investment before work begins.

Timing depends on page count, content readiness, integrations, feedback and approvals. Many projects take several weeks, and the project plan confirms the milestones and responsibilities.

Yes. Website experiences are refined across common phone, tablet and desktop sizes so navigation, content and calls to action remain clear.

Not always. The team can improve many existing websites. If the platform or structure creates serious limits, those issues are explained before a rebuild is recommended.

Projects move best with one clear decision-maker, timely feedback, approved brand assets and access to the content and accounts needed for launch.

Managed hosting, updates and ongoing support can be included according to the website and the support plan.

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WordPress, Wix & Shopify

WordPress, Wix & Shopify

7 frequently asked questions

WordPress suits businesses that need flexible content, custom page structures and room to grow over time.

Yes. The team reviews the current content, technology and performance before recommending what to retain, migrate or rebuild.

Wix can be a practical choice for businesses that want a polished website and an editor their team can manage without a developer.

Yes. The team can review the current website, keep useful content and rebuild the layout and experience where needed.

Shopify provides a focused ecommerce platform with product, order, payment and app tools suited to many growing stores.

The team can review the current platform, product catalog, content and integrations before defining the migration requirements.

Required tools and supported integrations are reviewed during discovery. Third-party software, subscriptions and custom integration work are scoped clearly.

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SEO, GEO & AI search

SEO, GEO & AI search

6 frequently asked questions

Some technical improvements can take effect early, while meaningful organic growth often takes several months. Competition, website history and scope all affect the timeline.

SEO can connect priority services with active search demand. Clear pages, proof, calls to action and accurate tracking help turn that visibility into business actions.

Generative Engine Optimization improves how clearly a business and its expertise can be understood and referenced in AI-generated search experiences.

Website builds include foundational on-page SEO. Ongoing research, content, authority development and local optimization require a separate SEO scope.

A website can be built with useful structure, performance, schema and local relevance. Continued visibility also depends on competition, content quality and ongoing authority work.

Reporting and strategy conversations connect completed work, measurable visibility, observed business actions and the next priorities.

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Locations & local growth

Locations & local growth

5 frequently asked questions

The location pages represent the markets Underdog serves. Clients work with one connected multidisciplinary team while strategy and content are adapted to the business, audience and local competitive landscape.

Start with the city closest to the customers you want to reach. If the business serves several markets, the team can help prioritize the strongest primary market and plan expansion carefully.

The core services, website design, SEO and GEO, paid media, ecommerce and digital strategy, are available across markets. The recommended mix changes according to the business and local opportunity.

Yes. A strong multi-location structure uses genuinely useful market information, consistent service messaging and clear navigation. It should avoid thin pages that only swap city names.

Use the contact page or book a strategy call. The team can confirm whether it can support the market and recommend the right website and search structure.

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Support, reporting & ownership

Support, reporting & ownership

6 frequently asked questions

Maintenance responsibilities and options are confirmed in the proposal. Ongoing website care can be discussed before launch.

Ownership and access responsibilities are documented in the service agreement and project scope. Ask the team to clarify any account, license or platform responsibility before signing.

The team agrees on a review process, contacts and deadlines so content can move efficiently while the business retains appropriate oversight.

Measurement depends on the service and goal. Reporting may connect visibility, traffic, calls, forms, bookings, advertising actions and completed work to the next priorities.

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Use the contact page or call (919) 823-7924. For a focused discussion about your goals, book a free strategy session.

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