Common questions
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A straightforward overview of how Atlas McDowell approaches a website project. The signed scope is always the controlling document for any engagement.
What happens after a Field Audit?
We review the context you provide and respond with the next useful step. If there is a fit, that may be a conversation, a recommended service level, or a written scope. It is not an automatic commitment.
What does a website project include?
The exact deliverables are set in writing before production begins. Depending on scope, that can include strategy, page structure, design, build, lead paths, launch checks, and an agreed care plan.
Who owns the website and accounts?
The project scope documents what Atlas McDowell manages, what stays in the client’s name, and what transfers at launch or at the end of a managed term. Domains and key client accounts remain visible to the business owner whenever they are in scope.
How are changes handled?
Defined review points and included revisions are set in the scope. A request that changes timing, cost, or deliverables is documented before additional work begins.
Can you help after launch?
Yes, when ongoing care is included in the service level or signed scope. The support level, response expectations, and included work are stated there rather than assumed.
Do you guarantee rankings, traffic, or revenue?
No. Atlas McDowell can build and improve the agreed website and measurement path, but search rankings, traffic, revenue, and lead volume depend on many factors outside a website build.