Process
High-end digital work needs structure. The 760 Studios process keeps strategy, branding, content, design, development, software, marketing, SEO, AEO, and QA moving toward the same launch outcome. Start with the current site or product context, then decide the smallest useful scope.
Delivery sequence
Clarify the audience, offer, market, competitors, commercial goals, and what the digital system has to achieve.
Shape the brand message, service architecture, user journeys, content priorities, search opportunities, and conversion route.
Create the visual language, motion feel, image style, page rhythm, and design system that make the business feel high-end.
Design the key pages, write the core messaging, plan media sections, and build reusable layouts for the site or product.
Build the website, app, or software layer with clean components, fast pages, tested forms, integrations, and deployment workflows.
Prepare metadata, schema, sitemap, AEO content routes, analytics, campaign foundations, and launch messaging.
Deploy, QA, measure, refine, and keep improving the pages, content, performance, and digital experience after launch.
Timelines
1-2 weeks
3-5 weeks
5-8 weeks
5-10 weeks
4-8 weeks
1-3 weeks
3-6 weeks
Monthly
Risk reduction
Established businesses need more than a new visual layer. The process identifies useful content, important URLs, proof assets, enquiry paths, metadata, and technical checks before launch.
Launch check
Measurement
Call requests and project briefs use separate routes so enquiry source can be reviewed without guessing intent.
Primary CTAs should be checked by route: booking request, short brief, pricing, services, work, and direct email.
Review how visitors move from buyer-route pages and blog guides into services, pricing, work examples, and conversion pages.
Use analytics, performance signals, Search Console context, and qualified enquiry fit to decide the first improvement cycle.
