You said yes. Here’s what comes next.
The best websites come from good raw material. This checklist helps your team gather what we need to move quickly, write accurately and build a site that feels unmistakably yours.
See the checklistBefore you gather everything
You do not need polished marketing copy. Honest notes, examples, rough documents and direct answers often give us more useful material than a short “official” paragraph.
Send what exists. We’ll help identify the gaps.
Choose the person who will gather information, answer questions and provide final approvals. One clear voice prevents conflicting feedback and keeps decisions moving.
Tell us what the business does in plain language. Include the things customers ask, misunderstand, compare and care about before they choose you.
List every meaningful service, then identify which ones deserve the most visibility. Be equally specific about geography.
Real photography builds trust faster than stock images. Send original, full-resolution files whenever possible. Avoid screenshots, social-media downloads or images pasted into a document.
Tip: Do not compress files before sharing. We will prepare optimized website versions.
Give us the strongest available logo and visual assets, plus the evidence that helps a customer trust your claims.
We may need access to connect the domain, hosting, analytics, forms or business listings. Keep ownership in the business’s name and grant access without sharing personal passwords.
Never email passwords. Use account invitations, manager access or the secure credential-sharing method agreed for the project.
Send the live profile link and confirm who owns it. The profile should use the real business name, accurate category, phone, website, hours and location or service-area settings.
Tell us about any rules, disclaimers or industry requirements the website must include. Your attorney or compliance advisor should provide or approve legal language.
Review work through the agreed process, gather internal feedback first and send one consolidated response. Specific feedback tied to business or customer goals is the most useful.
The short version
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