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How long does a website redesign take?

Most projects launch in 8–12 weeks. The first 3–4 weeks are research and strategy — competitor analysis, audience mapping, content planning. Design and development run in parallel after that. You'll see the strategy before signing anything, so the timeline is real before you commit.

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No. The system scales to the business. A company running Google Ads and a basic CRM needs a simpler setup than a national publisher with six traffic sources. The intelligence layer is scoped during the free assessment — you'll see exactly what gets built and what it costs before committing.

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We write it. Every piece is scoped against the content architecture — target keyword, search intent, internal linking targets, and angle are defined before writing begins. If your team wants to contribute subject matter expertise, we build that into the workflow. But the research, writing, and optimization are handled.

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Website redesign costs vary based on complexity, custom features, and content volume. A standard business site typically ranges from $15,000–$50,000. Sites with custom tools — calculators, directories, member portals — cost more. LeadFlask provides a full strategic roadmap during a free consultation, so you'll see exactly what's included and what it costs before signing anything.

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