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Getting started

Not much. We need to understand what your business does, the services you offer, who your customers are and what you want the website to achieve. If you already have a logo, photos or an existing website, send them through. If not, we can help with the copy, imagery and overall direction.
Once your project begins, most standard small business websites are ready to go live in around three to four weeks. Larger websites can take longer, and start dates depend on what is already in our project schedule. If you are working towards a particular deadline, let us know when you get in touch.
No. We are based in Canberra and work with many local businesses, but we also build websites for clients elsewhere in Australia. Most of the planning, design reviews and project communication can be handled by phone and email, so location is rarely a problem.

Common questions about small business websites

Straight answers for Canberra business owners weighing up a new website.

The cost depends mainly on the size of the site, the number of services or locations that need their own pages and the amount of content required. Project Simple website packages currently start from $5,500 including GST, with larger packages available for businesses that need broader search coverage or more substantial websites.

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There is no ideal number for every business. A smaller business with a focused service offering may only need around five pages, while an established business offering several services or working across multiple locations may benefit from 10, 20 or more. The important thing is having a useful page for each major topic customers are searching for.

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A good trades website should make it immediately clear what the business does, where it works and how to request a quote or make contact. Useful service pages, genuine project photos, reviews, service‑area information and prominent phone and enquiry options all help turn visitors into leads.

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Website design covers how the site looks, how information is organised and how customers move through it. Development is the work that turns that design into a functioning website. At Project Simple, both are handled together as part of the same website project.

Social media is useful, but it is not a replacement for a website. Your website is a business asset you control, gives customers one reliable place to understand your services and contact you, and gives search engines dedicated pages they can index for relevant searches.

A DIY builder can be suitable for a very basic site if you are comfortable writing the content, creating the design and managing it yourself. A custom website makes more sense when you want the structure, content, search setup and customer journey planned professionally and someone else to continue looking after it.

No. WordPress is one way to build a website, but it is not automatically the best fit for every business. We use Webflow and custom‑coded development instead, which gives us strong design control without relying on a large collection of third‑party plugins.

No. Project Simple is based in Canberra and many of our clients are in Canberra, Queanbeyan and the surrounding region, but we also work with businesses elsewhere in Australia.

Let’s build something great.

Tell us about your business. We’ll come back within one business day with a fixed, no‑obligation quote.

Questions, answered

Everything people usually ask before getting started. Can’t find yours? Give us a call.

Still have a question?
During business hours we’ll get back to you within a few hours.
02 6241 2321

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Still have a question?
During business hours we’ll get back to you within a few hours.
02 6241 2321

Common questions about small business websites

Straight answers for Canberra business owners weighing up a new website.

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