Company website planning
Use this page when the question is not simply which agency to hire, but what a committed company website should include and how it should be planned.
760 Studios helps established businesses turn scattered services, supporting detail, process, and contact routes into a coherent website that qualified buyers can evaluate.
practical project detail: the page includes a sample company website architecture, content-owner checklist, custom-vs-template decision criteria, and common mistake checks.
Who this helps
Framework
Good fit: Simple offer, low budget, light content, fast launch
Limit: May force the company into generic sections and weak service hierarchy
Good fit: Established offer, multiple services, supporting detail, stakeholders, SEO, and redesign risk
Limit: Needs easier to understand inputs, decisions, and launch responsibility
Good fit: Useful old content, URLs, or supporting detail need preserving
Limit: Requires URL inventory, content decisions, and QA before launch
Decision support
The site should make the company easy to understand, easy to trust, and easy to contact while supporting search and future content growth.
The best website projects assign content ownership early so design is not forced to guess at services, supporting detail, approvals, or compliance constraints.
Established companies often have useful knowledge, but the website hides it behind vague homepage copy, thin service pages, weak supporting detail, and unclear contact routes.
What the work can include
Before design starts, the project should have enough inputs to define structure, copy, supporting detail, search, and launch execution detail.
A committed company website usually needs an architecture that can scale beyond the homepage without becoming a maze.
Supporting guides
A practical structure for committed business websites.
Homepage, service pages, case studies, and contact routes.
Signals that custom planning is justified.
Internal ownership before design starts.
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.
Company website structure, layout, and content hierarchy.
Positioning, voice, and visual direction before web design.
Safer rebuilds for established company sites.
Engagement routes and guide pricing.
Pricing detail for company website projects.
Send the current website and company-site problem.
Buyer questions
Most committed company websites need a plain homepage, service pages, about, supporting detail or work, process, pricing or engagement route, FAQs, and contact or project brief route.
760 Studios can shape structure and copy direction, but the company needs to provide accurate service detail, supporting detail, subject-matter input, and final approvals.
Custom planning is usually better when the offer is complex, supporting detail matters, SEO matters, the site needs to scale, or the existing template no longer reflects the company.
Yes. Useful content, URLs, supporting detail, and search signals should be reviewed before deciding what to keep, improve, merge, redirect, or remove.
SEO starts with page architecture, crawlable content, unique metadata, canonical URLs, internal links, schema where supported, and a sitemap that reflects priority pages.