Website development
For us, building a website isn't template-stacking: we start with what the site is for — winning customers, building trust or selling — and design backwards from there. A well-built website isn't valuable because it's pretty, but because it measurably brings in enquiries: fast, search-friendly, and turning visitors into real contacts.
What makes a website bring you more enquiries?
Most websites don't generate enquiries because there's no decision behind them: it isn't clear who it's for, what we're asking the visitor to do, and why they should buy from you specifically. We build every site around one concrete goal — a quote request, a booking, a call or a purchase — and align the whole structure, from copy to buttons, to it.
We review every step of the user journey: where the visitor arrives, what they see first, how many clicks it takes to request a quote. The aim is that wherever there's uncertainty, there's always a clear next step — so you get more enquiries from your existing traffic, not just from more visits.
Search-friendly and fast — from launch
Search-friendly website development isn't an SEO package bolted on afterwards, but a basic requirement. We build the technical foundations in from day one: clean URL structure, correct tagging (title, meta, structured data), a mobile-optimised layout and logical internal linking — everything later Google rankings are built on.
Speed is both a ranking factor and a conversion factor: a slow site loses visitors in seconds. We measure and optimise the Core Web Vitals (loading, interactivity, stability) so the site loads fast and stably, on mobile too.
WordPress or custom development — which and when?
WordPress is a good choice when a quick launch, your own editability and predictable cost are the goal, and the features stay within proven bounds. In return, plugins require maintenance and attention, and become an obstacle with bigger custom needs.
We recommend a custom-built site when speed, security or a special feature is critical, or when the website is part of a larger system (CRM, booking, invoicing). We always make the decision backed by numbers — not by fashion, but based on your business model.
What comes after launch
Launch isn't the end of the project, but the start of measurement. We set up Google Analytics 4 and conversion tracking so you can see where enquiries come from and which page performs. Without measurement you'd only be guessing — with it, you can keep improving based on data.
Hosting, security updates and continuous fine-tuning come with support in English. So the website isn't a one-off expense, but a tool that brings more and more enquiries over time.
Frequently asked questions
How much does building a website cost?
There's no such thing as an 'average' website: a brochure site, a lead-generating marketing site and a complex, multilingual site are drastically different projects. The price is driven mostly by scope, design, content and integrations. On the Pricing page, BromoBot gives a preliminary estimate from a few questions, and we send the detailed quote by email.
How long does it take to build a website?
A focused brochure or marketing website can usually go live in 3–6 weeks, if the content is ready. A more complex, custom-feature or multilingual site can take 8–12 weeks, depending on the integrations.
What does a search-friendly website mean?
It means the site is technically ready for Google to find, understand and rank it well: fast loading, mobile-friendly layout, clean structure, correct tagging and structured data. These are the foundations — actual ranking also takes content and time, but without this base there's nothing to build on.
Are 'website' and 'web page' the same thing?
Yes — the terms mean the same, only the wording differs. Whether you want a website or a web page, it's the same process: strategy, design, development, measurement.
Do I get support after launch too?
Yes. We don't leave you on your own after handover: hosting, updates, bug fixes and further development with support, in a monthly package if you wish.