The answers I give before signing.

The domain name and your content are yours unconditionally. When the subscription ends I hand over a full backup of the site and transfer the domain to the host of your choice. I do not charge for that transfer.

A site paid for once ages on its own: no more updates, no more security, nobody left to change a phone number. The setup fee, from €490 and payable in two instalments, replaces the thousands of euros asked elsewhere, and the subscription keeps the site maintained for as long as you use it.

Twelve months, then month by month with 30 days' notice. The price you signed is locked for twenty-four months.

Yes, for copy, photos and opening hours, through a simple interface and a one-hour training session. For everything else, a message is enough: edits are included in the subscription.

10 days in the usual case: scoping call, design on the fifth day, changes, live forty-eight hours after your approval. The timeline depends mostly on how quickly you can approve.

Two hours in total: twenty minutes on the scoping call, half a day shared with the photographer on a job, and one read-through of the design. The rest happens without you.

No. I write the copy from the scoping call and arrange a photo session on one of your jobs. It is included in the Growth and Acquisition plans.

A Business Profile can climb within a few weeks. Organic ranking on « roofer » plus your town takes three to six months. Google Ads brings enquiries from day one. It is usually the combination of the three that works.

No, and nobody can guarantee it honestly: the ranking is Google's to decide. I commit to the work done and to monthly tracking of your positions, not to a place I do not control.

A one-page report every month: number of visits, calls and quote requests, rankings on your keywords, and what I am changing next month. The only figure that matters is the number of enquiries received.

Yes, and it is a good part of what I do: Luxembourg, Switzerland, Belgium, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar. Sites are produced in French, English, Arabic or Spanish depending on your customers, and invoicing outside France is handled on my side.

No. Everything happens remotely: video calls, approvals on a shared screen, follow-up in writing or on WhatsApp. A good share of my clients are abroad, and it has never held a project up.

Often, yes: I keep what works, in particular the age of the domain, and rebuild the structure, the copy and the speed. I only start from scratch when the site is technically beyond saving.

Yes, when what you are asking for will not serve your business, or when a simple fix to your Google profile would be enough. I say so during the scoping call, before any quote.