Question 1

Should we redesign our current site or rebuild it?

Accepted Answer

We audit first. If the structure and content hold up, a redesign on the same foundation ships faster. If the technology fights every change, a rebuild pays for itself in the first quarter.

Question 2

Who writes the content?

Accepted Answer

You can, we can, or we draft and you approve. Every build includes the content structure either way, so words land in the right shapes.

Question 3

What happens after launch?

Accepted Answer

Thirty days of fixes and tuning are included. After that, most clients move to a small monthly care plan or bring us in per project.

Question 4

Is one codebase really enough for both stores?

Accepted Answer

For the large majority of apps, yes. React Native with Expo runs the new architecture everywhere and ships smooth sixty-frame interfaces. We reserve native code for the rare hardware-heavy screen, and we tell you when that applies.

Question 5

What do the app stores cost and how long do reviews take?

Accepted Answer

Apple and Google each charge their own developer account fees, and reviews usually take a few days. We prepare listings, screenshots and privacy answers so submissions pass the first time.

Question 6

Does the app work without internet?

Accepted Answer

That is a design decision, not an afterthought. Offline-first sync is standard in our builds, so field teams and travelers keep working and data merges when the signal returns.

Question 7

Where does our data go?

Accepted Answer

Your data stays in your accounts and your region by default. We use enterprise model agreements that keep your data out of training, and retrieval runs over your own storage.

Question 8

What stops the AI from making things up?

Accepted Answer

Answers cite retrieved sources, evaluation suites test real cases before launch, guardrails block out-of-scope actions, and anything expensive or irreversible pauses for a human approval.

Question 9

Will this replace our team?

Accepted Answer

It replaces the repetition, not the people. The wins we model are hours returned per week and errors avoided, with your team supervising the last mile.

Question 10

Is there a minimum ad budget?

Accepted Answer

The platforms have their own realities, and we will tell you honestly when a budget is too small to learn from. Our management adapts to the spend, and we would rather slow down than waste it.

Question 11

Who writes and designs the ads?

Accepted Answer

We do, on a testing cadence, with your approval gates on brand voice. You never wait on a freelancer chain to try an idea.

Question 12

What exactly is in the monthly report?

Accepted Answer

Spend, pipeline and revenue by channel, what we tested, what won, what lost, and the plan for next month. No vanity charts.

Question 13

How long until results?

Accepted Answer

Technical fixes land within weeks. Ranking movement is honest work measured in quarters, and anyone promising page one next week is selling you something fragile.

Question 14

Is AI search replacing Google?

Accepted Answer

It is adding a shelf, not removing one. People ask ChatGPT and Perplexity, and Google answers with AI Overviews. We get you cited in all of them.

Question 15

Do you guarantee rankings?

Accepted Answer

No honest studio does. We guarantee the work, the reporting and the direction, and we show the numbers every month.

Question 16

Do we need a rebrand or a refresh?

Accepted Answer

If recognition and trust are fine but the edges are tired, a refresh costs less and ships faster. If the positioning itself has changed, the identity has to follow it. The audit answers this with evidence, not taste.

Question 17

Who runs the experiments after handover?

Accepted Answer

You can, with our playbook and dashboards, or keep our growth loop on a monthly cadence. Both start from the same documented backlog.

Question 18

What tools power the dashboards?

Accepted Answer

Whatever your data already lives in, usually a warehouse plus a BI layer or product analytics. We set the taxonomy up first so the tools stay interchangeable.