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Straight answers about websites that should be bringing in customers.

What a website really costs, whether to redesign, what an audit should find, and what monthly upkeep should include. Written from real client work and our own published numbers, with every source and limit at the foot of the page.

LatestHow much does a website redesign cost?Real ranges by route, from a DIY template to a full-service agency, the six things that move the price, and the cost most quotes leave out: lost rankings.8 min read · 1 Nov 2026Read the article →

What’s going on with your website?

Pick the one that sounds most like you.

01

It’s live, but it isn’t bringing in customers.

Usually one stage is breaking and everything after it waits. Find out which before you spend.

Why isn’t my website getting customers? →or have it diagnosed →
02

I’m thinking about a new site or a redesign.

Four checks decide whether you need a rebuild or just some fixes, and the answer is often the cheaper one.

Does my website need a redesign? →What a small business website costs →or website redesign →
03

I’m paying for upkeep and can’t tell what it does.

Half of a typical maintenance plan never produces a customer. Here’s what the other half should be.

What website maintenance should include →or Growth Partnership, typically $2,500 a month →
04

Search and AI are changing, and I don’t know what to do.

AI answers increasingly quote pages without sending the visit. What changed, and what’s worth doing about it.

Your website is being demoted from destination to data source →or SEO management →
Self-check · 5 questions

Not sure which problem you have? Five questions.

Answer honestly and we’ll point you to the one article worth reading first. It’s your own view of the business, not a measurement, and nothing is saved.

01Do people find your business when they search for what you sell?
02Does your site give a stranger reasons to trust you within a few seconds?
03Is it clear why someone should choose you over the alternatives?
04Do visitors regularly turn into enquiries or sales?
05Does the site get regular care, with results you can see each month?

0 of 5 answered

Where the numbers come from

The articles quote our own research and reports. All of it is published, with the method and the limits.

Study13% vs 64%How much the same search results overlapped from city to city, in two service categories.SERP localization study →
Pilot study2 in 3Of the sources ChatGPT and Claude cited about St. Louis med spas weren’t the business’s own website.AI visibility pilot →
Case study8 → 41Google clicks a month for a day spa client in its first three months.Evergreen Spa →
Our own report0 clicksFrom Google in the first 20 days of Aroc’s own growth report, published anyway.Growth report →

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How these articles are written

01Every figure has a source.

Listed at the foot of each article, including where the evidence is weaker than we’d like.

02From real work.

Findings come from client assessments, monthly reports and our own published research, and identifying details are published only with permission.

03Limits stated.

If something didn’t work, or a forecast was wrong, the article says so.

Aroc · Digital Growth Partner

Diagnosis before spending, published prices, and client results shown with their misses.

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