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What is business intelligence and why do I need it?
Business intelligence connects your marketing data to your revenue data. Instead of checking five dashboards and guessing what's working, you get one view that shows which channels generate actual sales, which are burning budget, and what to change next month. If you're spending money on marketing, you need to know what it's producing.
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Read full answerYes. Every site ships with a content management system and training documentation. You can update text, images, blog posts, and basic page content without touching code. For structural changes or new features, that's what the ongoing relationship is for.
Read full answerMost projects launch in 8–12 weeks. The first 3–4 weeks are research and strategy — competitor analysis, audience mapping, content planning. Design and development run in parallel after that. You'll see the strategy before signing anything, so the timeline is real before you commit.
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