Customers decide if you're real before they ever call.

Most marketing websites launch in two to four weeks once your source content and approvals move on schedule. FCT delivers in milestones, so you review the structure, copy, and technical setup as a live preview before anything goes public, which cuts rework and keeps the timeline predictable. The flow runs in five steps: a short discovery call to align on services and the one action the site should drive, a structured draft delivered as a preview, your approval pass on phone, hours, services, and contact path, launch on your own domain with HTTPS verified and the Google Business link updated, and a clean handoff. Sites are built in Astro and hosted on Cloudflare, so they load fast on mobile from day one. Revisions inside scope are included during their milestone, and you are never left waiting months with nothing real to see.

Yes. Every FCT marketing website ships with both classic SEO and a GEO baseline so it can rank in Google and be cited by AI engines. The SEO layer is semantic HTML, titles, meta, heading hierarchy, internal links, sitemap automation, and Search Console setup, built on clean Astro code that scores well on Core Web Vitals. The GEO layer adds JSON-LD schema, an llms.txt at the root listing your services and key pages, robots rules that allow GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, and Google-Extended, and direct-answer content blocks shaped so AI systems can read and quote the business. The result is a site that ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews can understand and cite, not just one that ranks in blue links. Cloudflare hosting keeps it fast on real phones, which is how most customers and crawlers arrive.

You do. Once milestones are paid, your business owns the delivered source code, the project IP, and the handoff documentation, and the site launches on your own domain under your ownership, with the renewal in your name. FCT builds in Astro and hosts on Cloudflare, but you keep the account, the source, and the schema — nothing is rented back to you or held hostage on a proprietary platform. Third-party tools and services stay under their own licenses, which is normal and documented at handoff. After launch you can take the site fully in-house, keep FCT on ad-hoc support, or move to a retainer for iteration and ongoing SEO and GEO improvements. The point of ownership is that the first site is the start of your operating layer, not a brochure you lease. If you ever leave, you walk away with everything that was built.

FCT needs a rough goal, a timeline, and a budget range to start a marketing website, plus whatever source content you already have on services, hours, and contact details. Links to existing sites, competitors, or systems help, but clarity on what the site should accomplish matters more than polished copy — FCT helps shape structure and wording during discovery, so you do not need it written first. The first step is a short discovery call to align on your services, your customers, and the single action the site should drive, whether that is a form to your inbox, click-to-call, booking, or a quote request. From there FCT builds the structure and draft as a preview you approve before launch. Most projects launch in two to four weeks once content and approvals are ready, so coming in with even a rough goal is enough to define the right first step.