Process
The Two-Week Launch Playbook: How We Ship Websites Fast
Days 1-2: Discovery. We map your offer, your audience, and the one decision you want every visitor to make. No mood boards, no 40-page brand audits.
Days 3-7: Build. Modern stack, hand-tuned design system, real copy written for conversion, not lorem ipsum.
Days 8-11: SEO + content. Page-level meta, sitemap, structured data, and (if you add it on) your first seven blog posts queued and published.
Days 12-14: QA, launch, and handoff. You get a live, fast, secure site and a 30-minute walkthrough so you can use the thing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a QuickFlip Digital website take to launch?+
10 business days from kickoff to a live site, with a 30 minute walkthrough handoff so you know how to use it.
What happens in the first two days?+
Discovery. We map your offer, your audience, and the one decision you want every visitor to make. No 40 page brand audits.
Does the 10 day timeline include SEO?+
Yes. Days 8 to 11 cover page-level meta, sitemap, and structured data so the site launches with the SEO basics in place.
Can I add blog content to the launch?+
Yes. If you add on the content package, your first seven blog posts are queued and published as part of launch.
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