WordPress
Who needs a WordPress website and what it solves
WordPress is the choice for companies that publish regularly and want to edit the site themselves: corporate sites, blogs, landing pages, catalogs and small stores. The typical pain before ordering is a site that cannot be updated without a developer, a builder subscription that keeps growing, or a slow page that drops half of its mobile visitors. The result of a well-built WordPress project is the opposite: pages your team edits in minutes, a site that opens quickly on any phone and belongs entirely to you.
What is included and how to pick a service
Two services form the core of this section, and both are delivered turnkey:
- High-Converting WordPress Landing Pages: one focused page for a product, service, course or event, with forms, analytics, A/B testing and an optional assistant. The fastest way to start selling from a new offer.
- Website Migration to WordPress: we move your site from a builder or an old platform with all content, redirects from every old address and no downtime, so search positions survive the move.
Once the site is on WordPress, the rest of the catalog plugs in without rebuilding anything. WP Plugin Optimizer AI takes a slow site to high speed scores in one session. WordPress Blog from Keywords turns your target queries into published articles with images and internal links. PageConvert AI adds new landing pages from a brief, and WPChatBot AI answers visitor questions strictly from your own pages.
How to choose: if you need one page that sells, start with the landing page. If you already have a site elsewhere and it holds you back, start with migration. If you have a WordPress site that is slow or empty, start with optimisation or content. Anything larger is scoped in the parent Website section.
How the work goes, timelines and what you receive
- Brief. Goal, audience, pages, existing materials. For migration we also audit the old site: pages, addresses, forms, integrations.
- Design and content. You approve the key screens; texts and search settings are prepared in parallel.
- Build and testing. Responsive layout, forms, payments and integrations tested on real devices; for migration, every old address is mapped to a new one.
- Launch and handover. The site goes live on your domain. You receive all access, an editing guide and a support window.
A landing page takes 3 to 7 days, a migration 1 to 3 weeks, a full corporate site 2 to 4 weeks.
What should you check before ordering a WordPress site?
- Speed on mobile. Ask for finished sites and open them on your phone. A heavy theme with dozens of add-ons is the most common reason a new site is slow from day one.
- Security and updates. Find out who updates the system and add-ons, how backups are made and how often. Unattended sites are the ones that get hacked.
- Ownership. Domain, hosting and administrator access must be in your name. There should be no add-on licences tied to the contractor's account.
- Search continuity for migrations. Ask how old addresses will be redirected and how positions are checked after the move.
- Editing without a developer. Ask to see how a page is edited. If it takes a specialist, the site will stop being updated.
Why order WordPress work from AWDS
We deliver WordPress sites as complete products: fast, search-ready, secure and documented. Content, landing pages, optimisation and assistants for WordPress are separate services in our catalog, so the site can grow step by step instead of being rebuilt. Fixed schedules, a support period after launch and full handover of access are part of every project.
Choose a service above, or write to us with a short description of the task and we will suggest the scope.
Questions about WordPress development
What clients ask before ordering a WordPress site