Please get in touch if you need a new website, an update to your existing website, website maintenance, an online store, or design and layout services. Please briefly describe your requirements, goal and current situation. This makes it easier to assess the direction, scope and price.
Select the situation that best applies to you. This will take you straight to the relevant section: a general enquiry, a mini-audit, maintenance discussion or layout discussion.
Each option guides you to the most appropriate form, so you don’t have to guess where to write it. Choose the situation that best applies to you.
Suitable when you need a completely new website: structure, copy direction, design and technical foundation.
This is suitable when a website is outdated, slow, difficult to use on a mobile phone, no longer reflects the business’s activities, or fails to generate enquiries.
This is suitable when a website is already up and running but requires updates, security checks, content changes or a technical review.
Please select the service you require, describe the nature of your business and the outcome you are looking for. If you do not yet know all the details, simply provide a brief description of the situation and, if you have one, include a link to your current website.
Please send us a link to your current website and briefly explain what concerns you have. We will assess whether the website clearly presents your services, whether it is mobile-friendly, whether the path to making an enquiry is clear, and whether there are any obvious issues with structure, speed or SEO fundamentals.
The more clearly you describe your requirements, the more accurately we will be able to advise you on the best next step. You can submit your enquiry via the form, send an email or give us a call.
gvidas@radeimo.lt
+370 638 18734
Šiauliai, Lithuania. Projects are discussed and implemented remotely throughout Lithuania and Europe.
Short answers help you choose between a general enquiry and a mini-audit.
Briefly describe your activities, the current situation and what you want to achieve. You don’t need to know all the pages or features straight away.
When you already have a website but aren’t sure why it isn’t helping you attract enquiries, or you want to find out what needs to be fixed first.
It’s useful to have a list of services, a link to your current website, a deadline and some examples you like. Find out more: how to prepare content for a website.
It is important to look not only at visitors, but also at enquiries, clicks and the user journey. Read more: how to evaluate a website.