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Good questions.
Straight answers.
A starting point for discussing services, project scope and how inquiries work.
How long does SEO take to show results?
SEO is gradual, and timing depends on your website, competition and starting point. The first step is to establish a baseline and agree meaningful milestones. Rankings, traffic and inquiries cannot be guaranteed.
How much does a website cost?
Every project is scoped individually. Page count, design complexity, content, integrations and the level of support all affect the quote. Share your brief to begin a conversation; there is no online payment or checkout.
Do you build custom websites?
The service offering includes WordPress and custom website development. The right approach would be chosen after discussing your content, editing needs and required functionality.
Do you offer ongoing support?
Ongoing support can be discussed as a separate scope, covering agreed maintenance, content changes and optimization. Response times, terms and deliverables should be confirmed in a proposal.
Can you work with businesses outside Canada and the U.S.?
Location and remote collaboration requirements can be discussed at the inquiry stage. Include your country, time zone and service area in your project brief so the fit can be confirmed.
Can you help with both a website and SEO?
Yes, website development and SEO can be included in one project plan. Pages, content structure and technical foundations can be considered together from the start.
Do I need all six services?
No. The goal is to define a useful scope, not add every service. A website refresh, a focused search review or a content plan can each be a starting point.
Is this inquiry form connected?
Yes. Review your brief, then choose Send My Inquiry to email the reviewed details to info@ecolor.ca. Reviewing or downloading alone does not send it. The page confirms a successful submission; no automatic confirmation email is sent to you.
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