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Websites, apps, automation, AI, SEO, ads and social media

A website and an app are the things people see and use. Automations and AI do the work behind them. SEO, paid ads and social media bring people to it all. Here is what each one is, and which one your problem needs.

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What Each One Does

Open any of them for what it includes, how a build goes, and when you do not need it.

Most businesses start with the website, because it is the thing everything else points at, and add the rest as they need it.

How a Project Goes, From Your Side

You read the plan before anything gets built.

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  1. You tell us what you need

    A couple of sentences about what you sell and who buys it. Not a specification, and not a list of pages.

  2. A plan comes back

    We reply with a plan for what we would build, in writing, before anything starts.

  3. You see each page as it goes up

    Pages at a live address you can open on your phone, updated as we go.

  4. Launch and upkeep

    After launch we keep looking after it. Send us a change and we make it.

Common Questions

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Which one do I need?

You don't have to know. Tell us the symptom: a slow website, a spreadsheet nobody trusts, or calls that stopped coming. The plan names the service behind it.

What do you need from me to start?

A couple of sentences about what you sell and who buys it. If you have photographs of the work, or the address of the current site, send those too. The plan fills in the rest.

Do you work outside Metro Detroit?

Yes. Every service starts with an email, wherever you are, and the AI Game Plan runs online.

Can you work with what I already have?

Usually. Most businesses we build for already had a website, a spreadsheet, or a set of tools that half work. The plan says what we would keep, what we would rebuild, and why.

Who owns what you build?

You do. A website goes live on hosting we look after, a domain you already own stays in your name, and anything that holds your records can export them whenever you ask.

Tell us what you need it to do.

Describe the part of the business that isn't working, and we'll tell you which service fixes it. A couple of sentences is enough, and a plan comes back in writing.