A website that explains what you do and gets visitors to call.
A fast site that explains what you do and gets visitors to call, book or request a quote.
Most SME sites are digital brochures: they say who you are and show what you do. That is where it stops. We build sites that ask something of the visitor. One clear action per page, a phone number you can tap on any phone and a form that takes thirty seconds to fill in.
We start with your customer. Who comes to the site, with what question and what should that person do next? Only then do we sketch the pages. After that we write the copy, choose the images and build the site in our own code, without heavy themes or plug-ins that load slowly. Every site runs on fast hosting with security and a daily backup.
After delivery the site keeps measuring. Every month you see how many requests came in and where from, so you know what the site delivers.
What you get
- Built around one action per page
- A landing page per campaign
- Every request measured and reported
- Hosting, security and maintenance
- Copy your customers understand
- Privacy and cookies in line with the law
Want ChatGPT to recommend your new site as well? We will refer you to hetgeobureau.be. Want every request to get a reply automatically? Then hetaibureau.be handles the follow-up in your CRM.
Questions about websites
How long does it take to build a website?
A landing page is ready within two weeks, a complete site for an SME usually within six to eight weeks. The biggest delay is almost always the content: copy, photos and prices that still need to be supplied. That is why we help with it from the very first call.
Can I edit the site myself?
Yes. You edit texts, photos and blog articles yourself, after a short walkthrough. For larger changes to the structure you can come to us with a maintenance agreement.
Do you work with WordPress?
Yes, if it suits your business, for example when your team wants to publish a lot themselves. For most SMEs we build in our own code: faster, more secure and free of plug-ins that get more expensive every year.