What's included in a Simple Site?
A fast, mobile-first front-end site with the pages a Hollister business actually needs — home, about, services, contact — plus local SEO fundamentals: title tags, meta descriptions, LocalBusiness schema, and Hollister-specific copy. No back-end database or automations.
What's included in a Custom Site?
Everything in a Simple Site, plus deeper page structure, richer local copywriting, expanded schema (services, FAQs, reviews), and custom design tuned to your brand. It's the sweet spot for most Hollister businesses that want to rank competitively.
What's included in a Smart Site?
Full back-end development: databases, APIs, AI features, automations, booking flows, lead routing, and dynamic content. Smart Sites can update themselves, answer customer questions, and feed search engines fresh data — which is what AI answer engines increasingly reward.
Do you handle copywriting?
Yes, on Custom and Smart tiers. We write Hollister-specific copy that references the towns people actually search from — Hollister, San Juan Bautista, Tres Pinos, Aromas, Paicines — plus landmarks and local search phrasing. Simple Sites include lighter copy support and are ideal when you already have polished content.
Do you set up analytics and tracking?
Yes. Every site ships with privacy-friendly analytics so you can see which Hollister searches bring visitors and which pages drive contacts. Smart Sites add conversion tracking and lead-source attribution.
Can you migrate my existing content?
Yes. We can pull content from your current site, rewrite it for local SEO, and rebuild it on the new architecture. Most legacy Hollister sites benefit hugely from clean HTML and modern schema alone.
How do intake categories help me choose a tier?
The intake asks across your business goals, your market, the work the site has to do, your voice and proof, and your content, constraints, and terms — then every answer nudges the scope. A farmer who needs a static produce page lands on Simple. A mechanic wanting online booking lands on Custom. A non-profit needing donor dashboards and member logins lands on Smart. Being thorough up front is what keeps the recommendation — and the price — honest.