FAQs
Clear expectations before the call.
The practical details behind the Foundation v1 offer system.
FAQ 1
What is the Get Picked Foundation?
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FAQ 1
What is the Get Picked Foundation?
It is the required core engagement: positioning, a website or digital menu, Google Business and local visibility foundations, technical SEO, analytics, and lead tracking. It creates one clear path for customers to find, understand, trust, and choose the business.
FAQ 2
Who is the best fit for FastWebWorks?
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FAQ 2
Who is the best fit for FastWebWorks?
FastWebWorks is built for established, owner-led, location-dependent businesses—especially restaurants and hospitality, home services, health and wellness, and local service companies. The strongest fit already has real operations and demand, but its website, local visibility, or follow-up is fragmented.
FAQ 3
What investment should I plan for?
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What investment should I plan for?
Foundation projects typically plan for $3,500–$7,500. A Capture & Respond add-on is commonly $1,500–$4,000, while combined systems often fall between $7,500 and $15,000. Managed Growth typically ranges from $500–$1,500 per month. Final scope and price follow the project review.
FAQ 4
How does Capture & Respond fit in?
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How does Capture & Respond fit in?
It is an add-on for businesses losing good opportunities between a form, call, quote, booking, visit, or team handoff. It can include forms or booking, a CRM pipeline, routing, confirmations, follow-up, and review requests. It is added only when the customer path needs it.
FAQ 5
What is the difference between technical care and Managed Growth?
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What is the difference between technical care and Managed Growth?
Technical care keeps the site healthy through hosting, updates, monitoring, backups, and maintenance. Managed Growth is a separate ongoing engagement for website improvements, local visibility, content priorities, reporting, and optimization. Maintenance protects the system; growth improves its business performance.
FAQ 6
What happens after I request a project review?
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FAQ 6
What happens after I request a project review?
FastWebWorks reviews the business, current customer path, priorities, timeline, and planning range. If there is a likely fit, the next step is a focused alignment call with useful context already in hand—not a calendar-first sales call.
FAQ 7
How long does a project take?
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FAQ 7
How long does a project take?
Most focused foundations take roughly 2 to 6 weeks once scope, content, and approvals are clear. Larger migrations, bilingual content, custom integrations, and combined systems can take longer. The project review identifies the realistic path before a timeline is promised.
FAQ 8
Do you work outside Los Angeles and help with SEO?
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Do you work outside Los Angeles and help with SEO?
Yes. FastWebWorks is based in Los Angeles and can work remotely across the United States. Technical SEO and local-search structure are part of the Foundation; ongoing local visibility and content can continue through Managed Growth.
Have a project-specific question?
If your project has edge cases, deadlines, migrations, or a more complex stack, the fastest move is a clear project request with the important details up front.