Treebo Hotels
We provided SEO services and developed the theme for Treebo Hotels’ blog.
WHAT WE DELIVERED
- SEO
- Blog theme development
WEB DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT
Give your business a website that feels right, makes the next step clear, and is a pleasure to use. We bring strategy, design, and development together to make it happen.
Good ideas.
Well connected.
Thoughtful digital experiences, made for what comes next.
Explore the approach
Good ideas.
Well connected.
Thoughtful digital experiences, made for what comes next.
Explore the approach
One idea. Every screen.
Illustrative website concept · Try the screen sizes
WHEN IT’S TIME FOR SOMETHING BETTER
A website should make it easier for people to understand your value—and easier for your team to share it.
Your services have evolved, but the website still tells yesterday’s story. Bring the structure, content, and design up to date.
Visitors should be able to find the right service, get their questions answered, and enquire without working through a maze.
Give your team sensible content controls and reusable layouts, with guidance on how to use them.
WHAT WE CAN HELP WITH
We agree on the pages, features, content responsibilities, and support you need before the build begins.
A clear sitemap, page priorities, and visitor journeys. We identify what to keep, rewrite, or create before design.
A visual direction that fits your brand, with responsive layouts and accessible patterns for navigation, forms, and content.
A maintainable build suited to your content and features, from a focused business site to a more extensive service website.
WordPress or a headless CMS when it serves the project. Structured content and reusable sections keep everyday updates practical.
Responsive images, considered script loading, meaningful page metadata, crawlable links, and a planned URL structure.
Browser and device checks, agreed redirects for a redesign, deployment coordination, and editing guidance for your team.
Your proposal defines the deliverables, responsibilities, and support included in your project.
“Is this for me?”
A clear offer. A reason to keep exploring.“Can you help with this?”
The right detail. Relevant evidence. Useful answers.“Let’s talk.”
An obvious, straightforward next step.Example structure for a service business
A WEBSITE WITH A CLEAR JOURNEY
For a service business, the useful journey is often simple: understand the offer, explore the right service, and start a conversation. We work through that journey before adding the details.
Give each page a purpose and connect it to the next useful step.
Plan reusable service, team, or article layouts around the content you expect to publish.
Agree on access, documentation, training, and any ongoing maintenance as part of the scope.
HOW WE GET THERE
A clear route from the first conversation to a website your team can confidently use.
Review your current site, audience, content, and goals. Agree on the sitemap, priorities, and project scope.
Work through wireframes and key page designs together. Resolve the important journeys before development.
Develop the site, connect the agreed content tools, and share a working preview for feedback and refinement.
Review content, accessibility, devices, redirects, and enquiries. Coordinate launch and hand over the site.
Yes. We start by reviewing what works, which pages matter, and what needs to change. The plan can include reusing content, improving the page structure, and mapping old URLs to their new destinations. A redesign does not have to mean starting everything again.
We choose around the people managing the site, the content, the features, and the maintenance needs. WordPress, a headless CMS such as Strapi, or a custom front end can each be appropriate. We explain the tradeoffs before agreeing on the platform.
If your scope includes a CMS, we set up the agreed editing areas and provide handover guidance. We decide early which sections your team should control and which changes will need development support.
The build can include technical foundations such as metadata, internal links, a sitemap, performance work, and redirect planning. Ongoing keyword research, content strategy, authority building, and search reporting are a separate SEO engagement with its own scope.
The number of unique page layouts, content readiness, CMS needs, integrations, and review rounds all affect the work. We provide a proposed scope and schedule after discovery, including what we need from your team and any third-party costs.
Yes. We can agree on maintenance and improvement work that suits the platform and your team. Hosting responsibilities, updates, backups, response times, and ongoing development should be defined in the support agreement.
GOOD THINGS START WITH A CONVERSATION
Share your current website, what needs to change, and where you want your business to go.
Plan my website contact@seoneurons.com