When a business first goes online, the temptation is to do everything at once — social accounts, a newsletter, a blog, a booking system. Most of it can wait. In the first week, only a few things move the needle.
1. A page that loads and explains itself
Before anything else, someone who lands on your site should know in five seconds what you do, who you do it for, and how to reach you. That's the whole job of your homepage.
2. The basics Google needs
Your name, what you offer, and where you are — written plainly. This is what gets you into local search results. It sounds obvious; it's the thing most new sites get wrong.
3. One clear way to act
Call, book, or message — pick the one that fits your business and make it impossible to miss. A site with no obvious next step quietly loses customers.
Everything else — the extra pages, the campaigns, the content — builds on top of these. Get the foundation right and the rest is easy. We set all of it up for you, so week one is mostly us, not you.