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Keep your sitein step withyour business.

The launch is a beginning. Keep the content, products and campaigns current with a clear update list, a considered visual standard and checks before each agreed release.

Explore the creative examples

Your customeris holdingthe real test.

A beautiful banner is only one part of the experience. The page around it still needs to make sense on a phone.

Look beyond the first screen.

Follow the Just Pure storefront from its opening message into the product content. Compare the actual desktop and mobile layouts, not a desktop image squeezed into a phone.

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Actual storefront recording / mobile layout
Press play to explore. Recorded content may differ from the current site.

Small changes.Real consequences.

Explore three everyday moments when website management matters. These are service scenarios, not measured client outcomes.

The friction

The campaign is over. The banner is still selling it.

The intervention

Plan the removal alongside the launch. Replace the offer and check the destination.

Launch / Review / Retire
What your visitor gains

Current

Customers see a relevant next step, without an expired promise.

What needslooking after?

Choose the areas you need. This is a starting brief for a conversation; the update volume, schedule and price are agreed around your site.

Select your update needs

Your starting brief

  • A clear list of page and content edits
  • Campaign assets, placement plan and removal date

Bring your site address, the changes you have in mind and any important dates.

Discuss website management

A clear pathfor every update.

Know what is changing, what needs your approval and what happens next.

  1. Agree the change

    Share the content, assets and deadline. We define the pages, placements and checks included before work begins.

  2. Prepare & review

    Review the proposed update in context. Confirm the copy, artwork, product details and any offer terms before publishing.

  3. Publish & check

    Publish the approved change and check the affected desktop and phone experience, including links and relevant interactions.

  4. Close the loop

    Record what changed and agree what comes next. Time-sensitive campaigns need an end date as well as a start date.

A scope you can understand.

What is included?

The agreed content, product and seasonal updates, with a publishing schedule and checks of the changed pages on desktop and phone. The exact deliverables are confirmed for your site.

What needs a separate conversation?

A new site, substantial redesign, custom integration or larger feature is scoped separately. Platform subscriptions, advertising spend and third-party services are discussed explicitly where relevant.

How do timing and pricing work?

Update volume, turnaround, publishing responsibilities and pricing are agreed individually. Share fixed campaign dates early so preparation, review and removal can be planned together.

What is changingin your business?

Let’s make sure your website reflects it.

Plan your next update

What needs explaining on your website?

Tell us about the product, the audience and where the current page falls short.

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