Goliath Marketing / Website Project Intake

Help us understand the website you need.

Share the business context, goals, audience, content, and preferences that should shape your website. Your answers help our team prepare a sharper strategy conversation and recommend the right path forward.

01 Tell us the story

What you do, who you serve, and what the website needs to accomplish.

02 Share what exists

Current assets, examples, pages, offers, and anything already in motion.

03 We review it

Our team turns your answers into clear options and useful next steps.

04 We follow up

You get a focused conversation instead of a generic website quote.

Client Intake

A better website starts with better context.

You do not need perfect answers. Give us the clearest version of what you know right now, and we will use it to guide the project conversation.

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Project Basics Your name Email Business or organization Current website, if you have one

Goals Main goal for the website What do you sell or want people to inquire about? Ideal timing What would make this project a success?

Business Context What does your business do? Who is the website for? What should visitors believe, understand, or feel after visiting?

Style and Content Are there websites, brands, or styles you like? Brand colours How should your brand sound? What photos, videos, logos, testimonials, or documents do you already have?

Pages and Practical Notes What pages or sections do you expect? Anything we should know before we follow up? Do you already own a domain?

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What Happens Next

Our team reviews your answers and follows up with a clear next step.

Review

We look for the strongest website direction.

Your answers help us understand the real business goal, not just the page count.

Plan

We prepare a focused recommendation.

Our team will use your intake to shape
the project conversation and next steps.

Follow Up

We reach out with a practical path forward.

If we need more detail, we will ask for it directly instead of making you guess.

Before You Submit

A few details make the next conversation much easier.

Be specific

Concrete offers, audiences, examples, and objections are more useful than polished wording.

Share examples

Websites you like or dislike help us understand taste faster.

Name constraints

Timing, budget, missing assets, approvals, and must-haves are all helpful.

Send assets

Photos, logos, testimonials, and documents can be emailed after the form.