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The Marketing MIX blog covers the work we do for clients every day: website and online store development, SEO, Google Ads, paid social, SMM and GA4 analytics. Articles are grouped by category. Each one answers a specific question: how long development takes, what to prepare before a Google Ads launch, how to check a site in Search Console.
The studio has been working since 2014. We build a landing page in up to 3 working days, a website in up to 10 and an online store in up to 15 after the brief is agreed. Need help with your project? Open the service page and send a request.
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30
September
2020
What determines the cost of a website?
A website’s cost depends on the project type, the number of unique page templates, design, integrations, content preparation and support terms. To compare studio quotes, send every studio the same list of requirements. In shortThe main driver is the number…
27
September
2020
Why a business needs a website
A business needs a website as its own sales and trust channel: it takes enquiries around the clock, answers client questions, serves as the landing page for Google Ads and SEO, and proves the company is real. In shortA website is the one channel a company…
22
September
2020
Five SEO tips for content marketers
In 2026 a content marketer needs five SEO habits: read the search intent, give a direct answer in the first lines, build a clear structure with markup, connect articles with internal links and update content based on Search Console data. Order SEO copywritingTelegramWhatsApp…
19
September
2020
Website responsiveness: how to test the mobile experience
A responsive website rearranges its blocks to fit the screen and works equally well on a phone, tablet and desktop. Test it in two steps: automatically with Lighthouse and PageSpeed Insights, then by hand on real phones. In shortGoogle indexes sites by…
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September
2020
How to save money when building a website
The easiest place to save on a website is before work starts: agree on a brief, pick the site type that fits the goal, prepare texts and photos, and launch in stages. Most overspending comes from rework and unneeded features. In shortThe most expensive…
