70% of online searches in the US are now conducted on mobile devices. We focus on mobile-responsiveness BEFORE desktop-responsiveness. What does that mean? Making sure there is adequate space for buttons or links to be clicked, readable text without requiring zoom, no horizontal scrolling, and sizing page content to fit comfortably on the page.

We pride ourselves in taking a real interest in our clients’ businesses. We’ll ask you about how you want to position your brand, your goals, your pain points, your target audience, your aesthetic preferences, the services and products you offer, your industry and competitors, the assets you already have (website-related ones) and the ones you’ll need to be created, deadlines, and much more (if you’re able to answer them).

They show you’re committed to your business and not a fly-by-night operation. Much like having an office ties you to a physical location, a website ties you to a virtual location. People will always be able to navigate to your website and find your information.

On top of that, having a professional and modern website shows potential clients you’ve put in the effort to take care of your online visitors. An accessibility ramp is important for physical locations, and a modern website is important for your virtual location. Old websites are hard to navigate, aren’t mobile-friendly, and are hard on the eyes.

And finally, a new website will be laser-focused on getting leads instead of just acting as an online business card. One that takes the potential client through a funnel, both implicitly and explicitly. In 2021, there’s a lot you can do to ensure you can provide value at scale and therefore get leads and more sales at scale.

It’s simple but not easy. Visitors -> Leads -> Sales

To get visitors coming to your website, you’re going to use a combination of word of mouth, social media content, and facebook and google ads. We can consult with you on this and set up a sales funnel centered around a value-offer, but we don’t do prolonged advertising campaigns.

Once you or you with our consultation get a visitor to your site, converting them to a lead is our job. We’ve asked you for the pain points that resonate with your target market, we’ve worked you to create an attractive value offer, we’ve designed and set up the site to have visitors gain an amazing first impression of you and stay on the site, learning more about you. We do everything it takes to turn that visitor into a lead – and that’s why we’re named “Omnius”. Omnia in Latin means everything.

Once you get the lead into your email, the ball is solely in your court. Once you get that email or call, our help is really only in the trust and respect we’ve built for you through the website and online systems we’ve created. But if you’re at the position you’re at to afford our work, you likely are a great salesperson for your business, so this is the easiest step.

There’s no way around not having professional pictures on your website these days. Luckily, there are easier ways of getting pictures than you might expect. We can assist you in this process by either by putting you in touch with a photographer or buying stock photos we think would fit well on your site. As a last resort, smartphone cameras are amazing these days and taking some landscape photos of your office, work done, or team can be done for free and in no time.

Yes. If you refer a connection of yours to us and they end up becoming a client we will send you an Amazon giftcard worth 7.5% of the project cost. Not too bad for a few minutes of work.

If your new website convinces 1 extra $1000 customer to work with you per month, and your margins are 40%, that is a pure profit of $400 per month. Over 30 months that is a profit of $12,000. In this case, it might not be worth it. But what if we’re talking about 1 extra customer per week? That is $52,000 in pure profit. It all depends on where your business is at. If a 10-20% MINIMUM increase in clients for you is worth something significant, than a new website by us is a no-brainer. If that isn’t the case – I strongly recommend you read my (Andrei) book: The Perfect Website. I wouldn’t recommend you make the site yourself, but when hiring another freelancer at a lower price point, you can act as more of a supervisor as opposed to an uninformed third party that accepts whatever they make.