Running a business is already enough work — your website, SEO, and marketing shouldn’t add to the stress. This FAQ page brings together the most common questions clients ask before starting a project with Digital Evolution Marketing.
Whether you’re looking for a full website redesign, better SEO, ongoing support, or help managing your online presence, this guide will walk you through what to expect, how we work, and how we support your business from start to finish.
If you don’t see your question here, feel free to reach out anytime. I’m always happy to help.
Frequently Asked Questions
General Questions
I work primarily with service-based small businesses such as dentists, lawyers, limos/transportation companies, roofing companies, and other professional service providers. If you’re a small business needing a stronger online presence, we’re a great match.
I offer website design/redesign, SEO, local SEO & Google Business Profiles, content marketing, social media management, hosting & care plans, website maintenance, branding assistance, and marketing consulting.
Once we’ve had our discovery call and signed the agreement, we can begin planning right away. Smaller projects often start within the week; larger builds follow a clear timeline we create together.
Absolutely! While based in Illinois, I work with clients throughout the U.S. Everything can be done remotely through calls, email, and shared tools.
Website Design & Redesign
Both. I can refresh an existing site, fix SEO issues, update design elements, or build a brand-new site from scratch — whichever best supports your goals.
Yes. After project completion and fulfillment of the agreement, you own your site and its content.
Timelines vary based on size and complexity, but most small-to-mid-sized redesigns take 4–8 weeks from kickoff to launch.
Absolutely. I offer hosting and website care plans that include updates, backups, security, and support so your site stays healthy long-term.
SEO & Local Visibility
Some improvements happen quickly (better site structure, faster speed, Google Business Page updates), while ranking and traffic gains usually take several months. SEO is a long-term investment, and I set honest expectations from the start.
No credible marketing company or consultant can guarantee a specific Google ranking. What I do guarantee is strong strategy, clear reporting, and SEO best practices that improve visibility over time.
Yes — I can manage or update your GBP, fix inconsistencies, improve your listing, and help strengthen your local presence.
Yes. Monthly SEO is available for businesses that want sustained growth, continued keyword development, and regular content updates.
Support, Maintenance & Care Plans
I don’t disappear — you can choose ongoing hosting, site maintenance, and/or monthly marketing support so your website stays secure and updated.
Yes, as long as the website meets certain standards and is built on a supported platform like WordPress or Drupal.
Care plans typically include updates, backups, security monitoring, uptime checks, performance tweaks, and priority support. Plans vary based on your needs.
Working Together
You’ll receive updates at key phases, and I try to reply to emails the same day. For monthly services, we can schedule regular check-ins.
You’ll provide initial information, share goals, and review drafts — but I handle the heavy lifting. My process keeps things simple and organized.
Projects follow a standard proposal, agreement, and payment schedule. Monthly services are billed on a recurring basis.
I offer hourly support and care plans, so even small changes or updates can be handled quickly.
Still Have Questions?
If something wasn’t covered here, reach out anytime — I’m always happy to help.
Social Media & Content
Yes. I provide monthly content creation, posting, and strategy tailored to your business and audience.
Absolutely. I offer SEO-friendly blog writing, service page copy, homepage rewrites, and brand-aligned messaging that feels natural and authentic.
I ask questions, review your existing content, learn your style, and write in a tone that feels like you — not generic or “agency-sounding”.