Clear answers before you begin.

We offer digital strategy, web design and development, ecommerce, content, SEO, AEO, GEO and process automation. Scope is adapted to each project’s actual needs and resources.

Yes. We can prepare the architecture, product pages, mobile experience, trust-building content and necessary configuration. Accounts, payments, domains and publication require client approval.

It begins with an assessment of objectives, audience, existing resources and priorities. We then prepare a mockup, validate decisions and only then implement the approved solution.

Yes. We review messaging, mobile experience, trust, SEO, GEO, AEO and conversion. We deliver clear priorities for improving what exists before recommending a rebuild.

No. An audit identifies barriers and opportunities, but results also depend on the offer, competition, authority, promotion and sustained execution. Our role is to improve the conditions that help a website be found, understood and chosen.

Yes. Our services are designed for small businesses, entrepreneurs and growing brands in Puerto Rico that need a clear, professional, mobile-friendly digital presence.

SEO means search engine optimization. It includes technical structure, useful content, titles, internal links and trust signals to help a website be found on Google and other search engines.

GEO means generative engine optimization: making content easier to understand and use in AI-generated answers. AEO means answer engine optimization: structuring clear answers to specific questions. They complement SEO; they do not guarantee citations or rankings. GEO does not mean geographic targeting.

We use artificial intelligence tools to support research, ideation, content, design, SEO and automation. We do not deliver unreviewed automated results: each piece is verified, adapted to its context and presented for approval.

No. The assessment helps us understand the project, define the scope and propose a next step. Any engagement, spending or publication is agreed on separately.

Cost depends on the number and type of pages, available content, catalog, languages, integrations and level of customization. We agree on the scope first, then present a proposal. Domains, hosting, subscriptions and external services are identified separately; no charges are activated without approval.

Each proposal defines this. It is important to agree on who updates content, checks forms, maintains backups and handles technical changes. Ongoing support, its limits and any recurring fees are documented separately; delivery does not imply unlimited maintenance.

Your objective, audience, services or products, contact details and brand materials you have permission to use. We identify missing content before building. Do not share passwords or confidential information in the local contact draft.

You review the mockup and content before implementation. Out-of-scope changes are evaluated before they are made. Publishing, connecting forms or accounts and activating spending are separate decisions that require your authorization.