Clear fit
The provider should explain who they are best for, what they do not do, and what type of project they are recommending.
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The provider should explain who they are best for, what they do not do, and what type of project they are recommending.
Pages, features, responsibilities, revisions, timeline, ownership, hosting, support, and third-party costs should be documented before work begins.
Look for live websites, case studies, current PageSpeed testing, attributable reviews, and measurable claims with a source and time period.
A website should support crawlability, useful page structure, local relevance, internal linking, structured information, and content that answers customer questions.
Know who controls the domain, hosting, analytics, content, design files, platform accounts, and source code where applicable.
Understand who handles hosting, updates, backups, security patches, content changes, analytics, and future improvements.
Ask what is included, what is excluded, who creates content, what happens if the project changes, who owns everything, how launch is tested, how visibility is handled, what support costs after launch, and which claims can be independently verified.
Odd Lemons is designed for small and growing businesses that want a clear website, practical pricing, visible project scope, and stronger online visibility without traditional agency complexity.
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