A brochure site tells people you exist. A digital home gives them something to do: buy, book, or stay in touch until they’re ready. Three questions show which one you have.
Your result
It’s a brochure (for now).
Your site tells people you exist, and then it waits. Visitors who are ready have to find your number, and visitors who aren’t ready leave without a trace. The first thing to add is one door: a way to book or send a request at any hour. The demos show what that looks like for a taverna, a hotel, a winery and a salon.
Some doors are open. Visitors can reach you, and some of them stay in touch, but there are still points where people leave with nowhere to go. Look at your lowest answer above: that’s the next thing to build. A free 15-minute call with Max is a quick way to work out which one comes first.
Your site sells, keeps in touch and offers a next step. The work now is making each of those doors easier to use, and answering enquiries as fast at midnight as at noon. If you’d like an outside view, the Website Clarity Audit is €200, and the fee can be credited toward a larger MVTJ website project if you go ahead within 30 days.
Max will send your result to you personally. In the meantime, message one of the live demos the way a customer would at 11 at night, and see what lands on the owner’s phone.