Business Services in Kenya.Choose the Work Your Business Needs Next.

Choose against the job you need done. A missing or unsuitable website points toward a design brief. Work on your business profile or search presence calls for the relevant Localforce package. Review the listed deliverables before combining several services.

Yes. Tell us which domain, hosting and email services you use now. The website brief should then explain the build and launch arrangements, including which existing services you plan to keep.

Include the intended customer action, required pages, content you can supply and features such as booking or product ordering. Add your existing website address and the person who will approve the finished work. A clear brief makes scope easier to settle.

Open the relevant package page and compare the included work and payment terms. A monthly service and a one-time website build involve different commitments. Ask for a separate scope when your requirements extend beyond the package.

List each branch, service area and business profile in your brief. Establish which locations the package covers and who maintains their details. Avoid treating several distinct locations as a single profile without checking the service scope.

A package defines work, not a guaranteed sales result. Agree useful measures for the project, such as qualified enquiries or visits to a relevant page. Your offer, competition and response to enquiries also affect the outcome.

Settle the content responsibilities in the brief. Identify who provides approved text, product details, photographs and brand assets, and whether the agreed package includes help preparing them. Review the finished pages for accuracy before launch.

A focused brief helps you compare the available packages. Start with a useful result that has a clear boundary, such as a defined website build or work on one business presence. Add separate work when there is a reason to expand.

Agree which ongoing updates, maintenance or reporting the package includes. Name who owns the accounts and who handles future changes. Keep those responsibilities clear at handover so the result remains useful.