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Frequently Asked Questions

Real questions I get asked, answered honestly — services, process, pricing, timelines and what to expect before we start working together.

Gamaliel Massaba, founder of Bebrandg

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I work across website design, SEO, website management, social media marketing, AI website readiness and practical tech solutions — usually a mix of two or three depending on what you actually need.

Mostly business owners, startups, personal brands and organisations who want a clearer, more professional presence online — wherever in the world they happen to be based.

Just reach out and tell me your goal, the challenge you're facing, and the service you think you need — plus any links or files that would help. I'll take it from there.

Yes, and it's actually a lot of what I do. I can review and improve existing text, links, page structure, SEO basics and selected technical issues without starting from scratch.

More than that. I also support social media marketing, AI website readiness, website management, SEO and practical tech solutions — whatever's actually holding your online presence back.

That's completely fine — it's one of the most common ways people reach out. I'll review your current online presence and suggest the most practical place to start based on your actual goal.

The contact page is the most direct route, but email, phone or WhatsApp all work just as well — whichever's easiest for you.

Yes — that's website design at its core. Clear pages, service information, an obvious contact path, and content structured around how people actually decide.

Yes. My SEO work usually covers titles, meta descriptions, headings, internal links, content structure, alt text and the technical checks that quietly affect visibility.

Definitely. Website management covers updates, link checks, content changes, page improvements and the ongoing care most sites need after launch.

Yes. I help with social media content direction, campaign ideas, profile consistency and marketing content planning — usually alongside the website work, so both sound like the same business.

It's making your pages clearer and better structured so search engines, AI tools and actual customers can all understand and trust your business faster.

Tech solutions covers practical support — website fixes, technical reviews, tool setup, integrations and the kind of business support systems that don't fit neatly anywhere else.

Most projects actually do. It's common to combine website design, SEO, content improvement, website management and social media support depending on what you need — I'll help you figure out the right mix.

It depends — I know that's not the answer you want, but it genuinely depends on the service, project size, number of pages, content readiness and how much support you need afterward. I'll always give you a clear number before any work starts.

It depends on scope, how ready your content is, how quickly you get back to me with feedback, and any technical requirements. I always confirm a realistic timeline after reviewing what you actually need — not a generic estimate.

A bit of both. Some services have clear, fixed pricing. Larger or more involved projects need me to review the scope first before I can quote something fair and accurate.

Mainly page count, design complexity, how much content work is needed, SEO setup, forms and integrations, and any ongoing maintenance you want built in from the start.

Either way, depending on what you need. SEO can be folded into a website project, or handled as its own ongoing service if you want ongoing review and improvement rather than a one-time setup.

Absolutely — I'd often recommend it. Starting with a small, focused scope is a smart way to fix what's urgent now, before committing to a bigger project.

Reasonable revisions during the review stage are part of the process, not an extra charge. Once we agree on the final cost, I'll also be upfront about what counts as a revision versus new scope, so there are no surprises later.

Yes — check out the Projects page. Each one walks through the actual challenge, what I did about it, and the value it delivered, not just a screenshot.

Real results. Each one explains how I improved clarity, structure, visibility, management or technical support for that specific client — the actual before-and-after, not just the finished screenshots.

Possibly, and only with your say-so. I only ever showcase work with a client's agreement, and I'm happy to keep things private if that's what you'd prefer.

Always. I review everything before it goes live to make sure there's nothing incorrect, private, or unconfirmed sitting on a public page.

Because a real explanation is more useful to a future client than a bare list ever could be — it shows how I actually think through a problem, not just what the end result looked like.

Yes, on every project — my own included. Image alt text should be short, useful and natural, describing what's actually there instead of stuffing in keywords.

I do. Older project pages get refreshed from time to time so the wording, links, images and service focus stay accurate and current.

The basics — your business name, what you offer, who you're serving, any existing branding or assets, and where things currently live online (domain, hosting, an existing site if you have one). The clearer that picture is upfront, the faster everything moves.

More at the start, less once things are rolling. I'll need accurate information early, your input on drafts, and timely replies whenever I need a decision from you — after that, I take care of the heavy lifting.

Yes, and honestly I'd rather build on what already works. I'll review your existing text, service descriptions, calls to action and structure, and improve what's usable instead of tossing it out and starting from zero.

Always. Internal links, CTA buttons, contact links, social links, WhatsApp — I go through everything before anything goes live, so no visitor lands on a dead page.

Not without talking to you first. Content review is about wording, links, SEO, alt text and structured data. If I spot something that genuinely needs a design change, I'll flag it and get your go-ahead before touching it.

I look into it, fix the specific section, double-check nothing else was affected, and tell you exactly what changed — no guesswork on either side.

A final pass on every link, the active menu state, SEO basics, structured data, useful alt text, and general content accuracy — the unglamorous checks that keep a site from breaking on day one.

Ongoing page updates, content changes, contact-link checks, SEO improvements, technical reviews — basically everything under website management that keeps a site working and current instead of quietly going stale.

Yes — I can review contact links, basic access hygiene, email setup signals, backup habits and overall brand consistency online. It's part of the practical side of the tech solutions I offer.

Yes. Text edits, service-page updates, project updates, blog improvements, CTA adjustments — whatever keeps the site reflecting where your business actually is right now.

Send it my way and I'll fix it. Broken internal links, wrong CTAs, social links, email links, WhatsApp links — I check and correct all of it.

It should, and it does. SEO isn't a one-time task — I keep working on it through page reviews, content updates, internal linking and metadata improvements. More on that on the SEO page.

Yes. I can help make sure your social media stays consistent with your website and current priorities, instead of drifting off in its own direction.

Send me a clear message through the contact page — what's going on, which page it affects, and what you need, plus any files or links I should have. I'll take it from there.