Website Project Questionnaire

Your business 1 of 5

Your name *

Your email *

We’ll send your proposal here.

Business name, industry, and years in business *

Example: “Riverbend Plumbing — residential plumbing — 14 years”

What cities or counties do you serve? *

Your top 3 services, most profitable first *

These get the most prominent placement on the site.

In one sentence: what makes you different from competitors? *

What do customers say when they recommend you?

Who is your ideal customer? *

Example: “Homeowners 35–65 in the Westside who value quality over the lowest price.”

Your goals 2 of 5

What is the #1 action a visitor should take on your site? *

Pick one. This becomes the main button on every page.

Call us Book an appointment online Fill out a quote / contact form Visit our location

Where do customers find you today? *

2–3 websites you like (competitors or any industry) — and what you like or dislike about them

What you already have 3 of 5

No logo or photos? No problem — just answer honestly and we’ll plan around it.

Do you have a logo? *

Yes, I have logo files No — use a clean text-based version of my business name

Do you have photos of your work, team, or location? *

Yes, plenty A few None — use professional stock photos

Your website domain, and where it’s registered *

Example: “riverbendplumbing.com at GoDaddy” — write “none yet” if you don’t have one.

Do you have a Google Business Profile? *

The listing with your reviews that shows up on Google Maps.

Yes No Not sure

Paste 3–5 reviews or testimonials you’d like featured

Copy them straight from Google, Facebook, or emails — include the customer’s first name if possible.

Sending files: after you submit this form, email your logo and photos to hello@firstcoastwebstudio.com — original files, not screenshots, at the largest size you have.

The details that go on the site 4 of 5

Business hours, phone, email, and address *

If you work from home, say “service area only” and we’ll hide the street address.

License numbers, certifications, or affiliations to display *

Contractors and healthcare businesses: Florida often requires license numbers in advertising — include them exactly as they should appear. Write “none” if not applicable.

Any legal or industry rules your website must follow?

Examples: healthcare privacy rules, insurance disclosures, “licensed & insured” wording requirements.

Look & feel 5 of 5

Preferred colors *

Name colors, paste hex codes, or just write “match my logo.”

Three words for how the site should feel *

Examples: trustworthy · modern · friendly · premium · bold · calm

Anything else we should know?

Let’s build your website

Your business 1 of 5

Your goals 2 of 5

What you already have 3 of 5

The details that go on the site 4 of 5

Look & feel 5 of 5

You’re done