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Client guides

Client guides

How to prepare, order and launch your small website.

Short practical guides for a $200 landing page, a $300 small business website or an old-site conversion.

remote work

All work is remote. You can order from any country if materials, contacts and hosting/domain access are shared online or archive delivery is chosen.

guide 01

1. Order, payment and materials

The fastest start is a short request, a clear package and one folder with materials.

  1. 1Choose the package.
  2. 2Send business type, country or service area, deadline and contact route.
  3. 3Confirm scope and pay 50% in USDT.
  4. 4Share hosting/domain access or choose archive delivery.
  5. 5Send logo, photos, service list, prices, proof and references.
  6. 6After launch, pay the remaining 50%.

guide 02

2. Domain access

The domain should stay in the client account.

  1. 1Register the domain with your own email and payment method.
  2. 2Turn on two-factor authentication.
  3. 3Invite the developer as a limited user if possible.
  4. 4Alternatively share temporary access and change the password after launch.
  5. 5If access cannot be shared, send DNS screenshots.

guide 03

3. Hosting access

For small static websites, simple hosting is enough.

  1. 1Choose hosting that supports static files or PHP if a form handler is needed.
  2. 2Keep billing under your control.
  3. 3Share panel, FTP/SFTP or deployment access with limited permissions.
  4. 4Confirm email or SMTP support for form delivery.
  5. 5If access cannot be shared, choose archive delivery.

guide 04

4. Preparation checklist

A small website works better when the offer is clear before design starts.

  1. 1What do you sell?
  2. 2Who is the best customer?
  3. 3What action should a visitor take?
  4. 4What proof do you have?
  5. 5What price can be shown?
  6. 6What questions do customers ask?
  7. 7Which sites should be used as references?

guide 05

5. Brief template

Use the brief below to avoid long back-and-forth messages.

  1. 1Copy the sections below into the form, a document or Telegram.
  2. 2Fill what you know now.
  3. 3Attach files or share a folder link.

website growth

Practical SEO guides for small business websites

Short pages that answer common buyer questions before a client orders a landing page or small website.

Website audit before redesign

How to plan website audit before redesign when the old site has pages, but the owner does not know what should be kept. Includes a practical example and SEO-ready page structure.

Landing page for a service business

How to plan landing page for a service business when one service needs a focused page with a clear request path. Includes a practical example and SEO-ready page structure.

Small business website SEO checklist

How to plan small business website SEO checklist when the site is live but Google shows almost no service queries. Includes a practical example and SEO-ready page structure.

Website with Telegram leads

How to plan website with Telegram leads when the business does not want phone calls and needs written requests. Includes a practical example and SEO-ready page structure.

Contact form for website leads

How to plan contact form for website leads when visitors leave because the contact step is unclear. Includes a practical example and SEO-ready page structure.

Website pricing for small business

How to plan website pricing for small business when the buyer wants a clear price range before writing. Includes a practical example and SEO-ready page structure.

Redesign old website for conversions

How to plan redesign old website for conversions when the site looks old and does not explain the next step. Includes a practical example and SEO-ready page structure.

Website for remote service business

How to plan website for remote service business when there is no office address and the offer must work globally. Includes a practical example and SEO-ready page structure.

International small business website

How to plan international small business website when the business can serve clients from different countries. Includes a practical example and SEO-ready page structure.

One-page website for consultant

How to plan one-page website for consultant when a consultant needs credibility without a large site. Includes a practical example and SEO-ready page structure.

Service page copywriting

How to plan service page copywriting when the page lists features but does not answer buyer objections. Includes a practical example and SEO-ready page structure.

Website structure for SEO

How to plan website structure for SEO when pages exist but internal links do not show what is important. Includes a practical example and SEO-ready page structure.

Google Business Profile and website SEO

How to plan Google Business Profile and website SEO when a local profile is useful only when the business is eligible. Includes a practical example and SEO-ready page structure.

Portfolio case study page

How to plan portfolio case study page when examples exist but do not explain business value. Includes a practical example and SEO-ready page structure.

Landing page with contact form

How to plan landing page with contact form when the page needs one direct written conversion path. Includes a practical example and SEO-ready page structure.

Website without phone number

How to plan website without phone number when the owner wants written communication only. Includes a practical example and SEO-ready page structure.

Website for small agency startup

How to plan website for small agency startup when the agency needs proof before it has many public cases. Includes a practical example and SEO-ready page structure.

Website vs Instagram for a small business

A practical comparison of social profiles and websites for service businesses that need leads.

Landing page vs website

How to choose between a landing page and a small website when budget and time are limited.

How much does a small business website cost?

What affects the cost of a small business website and how to avoid paying for unnecessary complexity.

Service business website checklist

A checklist for small service businesses that want a clearer website and more qualified requests.

Why a small business website does not get leads

A practical conversion and SEO checklist for small business owners whose website exists but does not bring requests.

Telegram lead form setup for a website

How a small website can collect written requests and send them to Telegram without phone calls.

brief template

Brief to send to 2code

A compact structure for the first message.

Business

  • Business name
  • Country / city / service area
  • What you sell
  • Best customer
  • Competitors

Website goal

  • Package
  • Main action
  • Deadline
  • Language

Content

  • Services
  • Prices
  • Photos / video
  • Reviews / proof
  • FAQ

Contacts

  • Email
  • Phone
  • Telegram
  • Address
  • Working hours
  • Social links

Access

  • Domain registrar
  • Hosting provider
  • Access method
  • Archive delivery: yes / no

Style

  • Reference sites
  • Colors / fonts / logo rules
  • What to avoid
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