On average an AMS website takes approximately eight weeks to complete. The timing can be impacted by site requirements, client collaboration, and other projects we have on the go. Our sales team confers with our web designers before giving our clients an estimated completion date. We do our best to keep to our timelines, but if there are extenuating circumstances, we will work with our clients, and deadlines will be adjusted accordingly.

We can work with you to build a website from the ground up. We will meet with you and go over site goals, products and services, and brainstorm ideas. Our team can help provide written and visual content for the website, and bring your branding to life.

There are two different types of website updates that we perform. Technical maintenance should be performed on plugins and themes on a regular basis, because they can impact the performance and function of your website. All site content should be audited at least once yearly to ensure it is still accurate, or sooner if you make any service or product changes. If your website has a blog or news section, ideally new, quality content should be added monthly. It is more important to provide content that is high quality than it is to update content for the sake of updating your website. Google rates the quality of page content to be high if it demonstrates experience, expertise, authoritativeness, and trustworthiness (E-E-A-T).

A website will rank in the search engine results pages (SERPs) by using on-page and technical SEO techniques, including offering high quality content to users. The competitiveness of a search term will also impact if your website appears or not. Large websites with a lot of links and quality content have an advantage over smaller websites with less links and history online. Our web designers and SEO specialist work together to ensure that your website is optimised for your target keywords, and can also suggest additional phrases that are less competitive for your website to rank. Your site will not rank for a search term without presenting content related to the term.