Talk to Delta Infotech.
Armstrong Creek, VIC. Ring, email, or send a note below. A person picks up.
What happens after you send it
The note lands in an inbox a person reads. You get a call back the same day. If it is urgent, ring the number above instead of waiting on an email, because a phone is faster than an inbox on any day of the week.
A few details make that first call short. What you do. The suburbs you actually want work out of, which is usually a smaller list than the one on your ute. And what is not working right now, whether that is a site nobody rings off, a Google listing you cannot get into, or nothing built yet at all.
If you already have a site, send the address along with the note. Looking at the thing is quicker than having it described, and it means the call starts at what to change rather than at what exists. Same with a Google listing. The business name and the suburb are enough to find it.
If we are the wrong fit, you hear it on that call rather than in a proposal a week later. Some jobs want a design team. Some want two small fixes to what is already there rather than a new site. Saying so early costs us the job and saves you a month.
What people usually ring about
Websites and Google presence for Australian trades and local business. Nothing has been bolted on beyond that. Ask for something outside it and you get told so on the call, rather than have the job taken on and learned at your expense.
Worth knowing before you ring
Anything built for you goes into your name on the first day. That covers the domain and the hosting as much as the site itself, plus the Google Business Profile if one gets set up. Leave and there is nothing to hand back, because none of it was ever held in our name.
There is no fixed term and no exit fee. The arrangement runs month by month, and it reads the same in the first month as in the fifth year.
The company behind this page is Delta Infotech Pty Ltd, ABN 87 651 729 850. That number is public on the Australian Business Register, so anyone can look the company up first instead of taking a website's word for it. The .com.au in the address bar carries a check of its own too, because auDA will not hand one out without an active ABN and a business name that matches it.
Looking at what you have and saying what we would change first costs nothing, and it stays that way whether or not anything comes of it. There is no report to buy at the end of it.
There are not many of us. Whoever answers has usually already got their hands in the work, which is why the first call tends to go straight to the technical questions with no handover waiting behind it.
Where we are
30 Flagstaff St, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217. That is a City of Greater Geelong address, so Geelong is about as close to a home patch as this business has, rather than a suburb added to a coverage list. Geelong and Melbourne take up most of the week. Work further out in Victoria gets taken when it turns up, and it does not get chased.
Nothing on this page routes through a reception desk or an agency front. The number, the inbox and the street address all land with whoever is doing the work, and there is no second set of them kept somewhere else.