(01) — The loop
Most brands are stitched together by three different vendors. A logo from one, a website from another, ads
from a third — and nothing quite fits. Wollix closes the loop: the identity people remember, the site that
actually works, and the campaigns that bring the right people to it.
Three disciplines. One mark.
01 / Convert.
Web Development
Fast, accessible websites that are easy to update and built to turn visitors into customers — from
one-page launches to full marketing sites and online stores.
- Marketing sites & landing pages
- E-commerce builds
- CMS setup your team can edit
- Performance & SEO foundations
02 / Connect.
Digital Marketing
Campaigns, content and search that connect your brand with the people already looking for it — measured
honestly, adjusted every month.
- SEO & content strategy
- Paid search & social ads
- Social media management
- Analytics & reporting
03 / Create.
Graphic Design
Identities and visuals with a point of view — logos, brand systems and everyday collateral that stay
consistent from a business card to a billboard.
- Logo & brand identity
- Brand guidelines
- Social & ad creatives
- Print & packaging
(03) — Process
How a project moves through the loop.
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01
Discover
A focused call and a short audit of your brand, site and channels. You get a clear scope and a fixed quote.
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02
Design
Identity, layouts and campaign concepts, reviewed together in short rounds until they feel right.
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03
Build
Development, content and tracking set up properly — tested on real devices before anything goes live.
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04
Grow
Launch, then measure. Monthly reports and small, steady improvements to what is working.
(04) — Engagements
Pick the shape that fits.
Project
A defined launch
A new identity, a new website, or both — scoped up front with a fixed price and timeline.
Plan a project
Retainer
An ongoing partner
Monthly marketing, design and site care from the same team, with a report at the end of each month.
Discuss a retainer
Sprint
A quick, sharp fix
A one or two week burst — a landing page, a campaign kit or a site speed clean-up.
Book a sprint
(05) — Questions
Good to know.
Do I have to use all three services?
No. Plenty of clients start with one — usually a website or a brand refresh — and add the rest when it makes sense.
How long does a website take?
Most marketing sites take four to eight weeks from kickoff to launch, depending on scope and how quickly content comes together.
Will I be able to edit the site myself?
Yes. Every build comes with a CMS set up around your content and a short walkthrough for your team.
How do you report on marketing results?
A plain-language monthly report covering traffic, leads and spend, plus what we plan to change next month and why.