One thing we've found over the years: the more information we can extract from our clients, the better the results we can deliver.
Problem: many business owners aren't really used to communicating the kinds of information we're looking for.
Don't get us wrong, they know their business. They know what they do, and they know it well. But turning that into clear and concise information? That's where sometimes words can fail.
Our strategy workshop gives you access to our years of experience and expertise in business and marketing, to help dig deeper into what your business actually is, and it's needs, goals, and expectations for your upcoming website project. We work together to unpack your business experience and turn that into actionable insights and, ultimately, a strategy document for your upcoming website.
This document will save you money in the long run AND lead to better results because you'll be solving the right problem, the right way, from the start.
Our strategy workshops include one or more consultations with a digital strategist, who will interrogate interview you to turn your knowledge and experience into actionable insights.
After the workshop, we will have enough information to make a recommendation on how to proceed. If that recommendation makes sense, we'll then make it "formal" by producing a written proposal that includes our recommendations, an estimated timeline to complete it, and the investment required to have Thrive complete the project.
Once you have received your proposal and had time to review it, we will schedule one last video call with you and your team. This will allow 30 minutes to ask us any and all questions you have about our recommendations for your site.
A "good" website isn't about a site that looks nice. It isn't about a site that gets lovely comments from a handful of clients. It isn't even about a site you're proud of.
All of those things are good, and should happen - but a "good" website isn't about that. No, a "good" website is about a site that gets results.
And the biggest part of getting results: understanding. Understanding your goals. Understanding your business. Understanding your audience. Understanding how your audience looks at your business. Understanding how it all ties together.
With that understanding, we're able to make better recommendations and ultimately deliver better results.
