Agency selection
Use this page when you are comparing 760 Studios with a freelancer, template platform, in-house team, or generic marketing agency and need to know what a responsible agency should own.
760 Studios connects positioning, buyer journeys, design execution detail, frontend implementation, technical SEO, schema, forms, and launch checks so the website is planned as a commercial system.
practical project detail: page architecture, messaging hierarchy, technical SEO foundations, Next.js implementation, launch QA, and post-launch improvement route are visible parts of the process.
Who this helps
Framework
Best when: Strategy, design, build, SEO, QA, and launch responsibility need to sit together
Risk to check: Check supporting detail, process, technical working rules, and what is included after launch
Best when: The scope is narrow and the business can manage copy, SEO, QA, and deployment
Risk to check: One person may not cover strategy, UX, technical SEO, and production checks deeply
Best when: The business needs a simple low-risk site and can accept generic structure
Risk to check: The site may not explain a complex offer or support future search/content growth
Best when: Internal product, content, and dev skills are already available
Risk to check: The project can stall if ownership, content, or launch accountability is unclear
Decision support
A committed agency should define page jobs, user journeys, message hierarchy, supporting detail placement, design system, frontend execution detail, metadata, schema, forms, and launch QA instead of handing the client a polished shell.
760 Studios starts by understanding the audience, offer, supporting detail, market, and constraints, then turns that into page structure, design direction, build, QA, and improvement priorities.
A proposal is weak when it avoids scope detail, hides who writes content, skips SEO preservation, promises rankings, or cannot explain how the site will be tested before launch.
What the work can include
Where client supporting detail is not yet available, the agency still has to show practical project detail: the practical artefacts that reduce risk and make the build inspectable.
Supporting guides
Agency-selection criteria before approving a proposal.
A route-by-route comparison for buyers.
Practical questions for scope, supporting detail, SEO, and QA.
The minimum delivery system behind a committed website.
Related routes
The internal links are intentionally tied to service detail, pricing, process, client work and project-start routes so the next step is easy to compare.
Offer, page architecture, responsive design, and buyer journeys.
Next.js frontend build and deployment foundations.
Search-ready metadata, schema, sitemap, and content structure.
Guide ranges and engagement models.
How the work moves from discovery to launch.
detail, reference architectures, and supporting detail working rules.
Send the current site and main commercial problem.
Buyer questions
Compare strategy, page architecture, design execution detail, technical delivery, SEO foundations, launch QA, supporting detail working rules, and what happens after launch. Avoid choosing on visuals alone.
A template can be enough for a simple low-risk site. 760 Studios is a better fit when the website needs positioning, structure, supporting detail, search foundations, responsive design detail, and maintainable build execution detail.
A committed scope should cover discovery, page structure, content direction, responsive design, frontend build, metadata, schema where supported, forms, internal links, launch checks, and handover.
Yes. 760 Studios works remote-first with plain written scope, review points, direct communication, and browser-based delivery checks.
It includes SEO foundations such as crawlable content, metadata, canonicals, internal links, sitemap logic, schema that matches visible content, and launch QA. Ongoing SEO campaigns are separate.
Published work is labelled, internal detail is marked as internal, and concept/example structure is not presented as live client outcomes.