Websites, applications & digital marketing
Websites, applications and digital marketing for your business.
Create or redesign your website, connect your tools, integrate AI and find customers: Gloria connects these projects with your objectives. The right technical choice, a clear scope and results to measure.
Our services
Website creation, migration, CRM and AI: our services
Create or redesign a website
Brochure website, shop, CMS or application: choose according to what your customers need to do.
View the service →Migrate your website to another CMS
Prepare content, data and redirects for moving from one CMS to another.
View the service →Track prospects and quotes in a CRM
Connect forms, CRM and teams to follow an enquiry through to its sales outcome.
View the service →Integrate an AI solution
Evaluate a tool or assistant on real tasks, with human oversight and monitored costs.
View the service →Connect your website, catalogue, CRM and software
Synchronise catalogue, orders, appointments and software with visible, manageable errors.
View the service →Choose digital marketing activities and measure results
Choose useful channels, improve journeys and connect KPIs with sales and margin.
View the service →Create an online shop
Prepare catalogue, payment and delivery, then test an order and measure its margin.
View the service →Create a page for an offer or campaign
Present a specific service, qualify enquiries and send them to the right person.
View the service →WordPress, Shopify, PrestaShop, Webflow or another existing solution: we assess the platform and transfer options before confirming the project. A React application with a Supabase database may suit particular features; it is not a requirement for presenting your business.
When should you choose a custom application?Our working method
Our first step: analyse your competitors and keywords for your services
Before the mockup, we clarify your services, customers, areas actually served and what you want to improve. The website starts with your business: a list of generic pages is not enough to define a project.
Compare competitors’ offers and your customers’ searches
The benchmark examines offers, publicly available prices, evidence, content and ease of contact. We look for what visitors are missing and what specific information your business can provide. Competitors’ copy and visuals are not copied.
Keyword research then starts from your services: the need expressed, urgency, relevant location and search intent. We distinguish a service request from a simple information search, then group topics to avoid several pages competing for the same need. Website data and research tools inform priorities; no volume or ranking is assumed.
Choose the pages, evidence to present and actions to measure
You approve the proposed structure, services to present, available evidence and expected action on each page. Qualified enquiries, appointments or sales then provide reference points. The quote specifies the study’s scope, markets and deliverables: an in-depth analysis of several countries is not implicitly included in a standard website build.
From commercial need to website
Example: a restaurant wants to sell group meals
Fictional scenario to explain our work. A restaurant wants to welcome more groups at weekday lunchtimes. Its website already presents the menu, but a business organising a lunch cannot find capacity, set menus or how to request a proposal. The first task is to make this offer verifiable and easy to book.
Prepare a “group meals” page from organisers’ questions
With the restaurant owner, we check accepted group sizes, available days, set menus, dietary requirements catered for and booking terms. The benchmark then compares competing establishments: menus, private rooms, access, published prices and stated response times. Keyword research examines searches related to business lunches and groups within the area people can realistically reach. These searches remain avenues to verify with available data.
On a small screen, scroll the table horizontally.
| Question before booking | Content or feature to plan | Information supplied by the restaurant |
|---|---|---|
| Can you accommodate our group? | Capacity, table layout, accessibility and photographs of spaces actually available. | Number of covers and constraints by day. |
| What will the meal cost? | Set menus, included or additional drinks, minimum group size and applicable terms. | Current prices and customisation options. |
| How do we obtain a proposal? | Request stating preferred date, number of people, menu option and useful contact details. | Person responding and method for confirming the booking. |
Track confirmed bookings, then decide whether to attract more visitors
The form sends a request; it does not automatically reserve seats. The restaurant confirms availability and the proposal. A connection to its calendar or a sales follow-up tool can be considered if volume justifies it. A simple process with reliable follow-up may be enough initially.
The useful review: how many enquiries match the days and capacity offered? How many result in a confirmed meal? What margin do these bookings generate after variable costs and the selected acquisition expenses? Visits alone do not answer these questions.
If visitors leave because the menu is unreadable, we improve the page first. If enquiries arrive but receive no response, we review follow-up. If the offer works but attracts few visits, we can consider SEO or an advertising campaign, with its own budget and measurement. Each intervention is specified in the quote.
Explore restaurant website features and content · Choose digital marketing activities according to the observed problem
To help you decide
Website examples for a salon, restaurant and garage
These demonstrations show possible directions for your website. They feature fictional businesses with no claimed commercial results. Each example combines a visual atmosphere with a useful action: book, prepare a visit or request work.
A salon website for choosing and booking a service
A haircut that reflects you
Explore our cuts and colouring, then choose your service.
View servicesYour photos, services and contact details, ready to personalise.
Photography sets the tone; the service menu explains the options and the booking link leads to your calendar. Services, prices and terms are those you approve. For a technique requiring a consultation, the journey can offer contact before an appointment.
Explore options for this industry →A restaurant website for viewing the menu and planning a visit
Food to discover, a table to share
Browse the menu, discover the restaurant and plan your visit.
View the menuYour photos, services and contact details, ready to personalise.
Visitors must be able to view the menu, understand the atmosphere, find service days and book. Essential information remains readable on a phone. The website can link to your usual tool, with booking terms visible before visitors leave the page.
Explore options for this industry →A website for booking a garage appointment
Prepare your next workshop visit
Explore our services and request an appointment for your vehicle.
Request an appointmentYour photos, services and contact details, ready to personalise.
Customers identify the work required — maintenance, repair or diagnosis — then provide vehicle details and request an appointment. The garage receives this information before calling the customer to confirm the work and time slot.
Explore options for this industry →We then adapt the presentation to your identity and organisation. Your own photographs can showcase your team, premises or completed work. Illustrative images explain an intention; they do not replace evidence of work performed. Colours, content and navigation choices are approved before launch.
Different industries, different uses
Pages and features adapted to each industry
Book an appointment, present projects, explain an assignment or sell a product: we start with what your visitors come to do.
Explore the 49 industriesThree configurations with clear prices
Pricing: brochure website, CMS website and online shop
01
Simple brochure website
290 € excluding VAT
Build · standard configuration
Present your business and receive enquiries.
- Presentation tailored to your industry
- Content prepared from your information
- Mobile display and simple contact
- No administration area
02
Editable website / redesign
590 € excluding VAT
Build · standard configuration
Edit your content or modernise an existing website.
- CMS and standard functionality
- Content migration agreed in the quote
- Redirects prepared for a redesign
- Getting started and access handover
03
Online shop
990 € excluding VAT
Build · standard configuration
Sell using a proven e-commerce platform.
- Usable catalogue supplied by you
- Standard cart, payment and delivery
- Order journey tested
- Special integrations quoted individually
The quote confirms the scope before commitment. The client registers and renews the domain; initial connection is included. Choose hosting on your own account or hosting managed by Gloria, at an additional cost. E-commerce platform, applications and payment fees are not included.
Compare the scope of the three offers →More efficient production
AI-assisted creation, verified information and checks before publication
We use AI and proven components to prepare pages and speed up production. You approve information about your business; we check the website before publication. Price depends on features, tools to connect and existing material to transfer, not a page counter.
Mobile navigation and forms: understandable steps
A clear offer, simple navigation and visible actions on mobile. Forms ask for useful information, with understandable labels and error messages.
Titles, links, indexability and redirects: planned SEO checks
Titles, useful content, links, indexability and the sitemap are checked before publication. In a redesign, old addresses are examined to prepare relevant redirects. No Google ranking is guaranteed.
HTTPS, access rights and form checks
HTTPS, limited access and server-validated forms are part of the foundation. Updates, backups and interventions after delivery are defined in the chosen management arrangement.
After creation
Local search, SEO and Google Ads: attract visitors and track enquiries
Local visibility
Present your services and service area, then work on what helps nearby customers find you.
Organic search
Develop content answering your customers’ searches and check technical obstacles to its indexing.
Campaigns & measurement
Assess useful campaigns and measure the enquiries they generate, with a separately defined budget and assignment.
Domain & hosting
Domain, hosting and maintenance: who manages what?
You register and renew the domain in your account
You register, pay for and renew your domain name directly. We help you connect it to the website at launch. Subsequent one-off assistance can be priced separately.
Hosting in your account or optionally managed by Gloria
Keep compatible hosting or choose hosting managed by Gloria. Its cost, backups, maintenance and exit terms are specified in the quote. This management remains optional.
To help you decide
Create, redesign or improve SEO: which service should you choose?
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| Your situation | What needs clarifying | The right starting point |
|---|---|---|
| You do not yet have a website | The customers you want, the offer to present and the intended next action. | Choose the journey suited to your industry |
| Your website exists but generates poorly targeted enquiries | Missing information, the area displayed and how contact works. | Compare improvement with redesign |
| Your website remains hard to find | Useful searches, the pages answering them and possible obstacles. | Understand the technical diagnosis |
| You target several countries or languages | The offer actually available and your capacity to respond in each language. | Prepare for your market |
These situations can overlap. We then identify the obstacle to address first: attracting more visits will not help if the form never reaches its destination; redesigning the whole website may be unnecessary if only one service is poorly explained. The proposed scope connects an observed difficulty with concrete work.
To help you decide
Services, process and contact: answers to provide before a sale
A professional website should answer questions you already hear before a sale. Visitors want to know whether you address their need, how you work and what happens after contact. We organise pages around these decisions using information you can confirm.
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| Visitor's question | What the page can show them | Effect on the journey |
|---|---|---|
| Does this service match my need? | Situations handled, limitations and a comparable example. | Visitors choose the right offer before requesting a quote. |
| Why choose this business? | Explained work, method, team and verifiable information. | They have concrete reasons to contact you. |
| What budget should I allow? | Public prices where relevant, inclusions and factors requiring assessment. | The enquiry begins with clearer expectations. |
| What should I prepare? | A few details useful for the initial discussion. | You receive an actionable starting point without an endless form. |
| What happens afterwards? | Confirmation and a next step matching your organisation. | Visitors know whether their request was sent and how it will be handled. |
This logic applies to SEO: a page for each service or industry must provide its own answer. Content development can support a broad range of services, provided information remains accurate and useful. We connect pages so visitors can compare an offer, view an example and reach contact without restarting their search.
To help you decide
You approve the structure, mockup, content and operation
We begin with the services to emphasise, customers and intended journey. You then approve the structure and a representative presentation before reviewing content in context. Copy describes your actual business; illustrations do not replace references or qualifications you do not have.
Delivery covers the agreed features: mobile browsing, contact, booking or ordering depending on the website. It includes handing over the agreed access and a clear organisation for updates. Included feedback, correction terms and any follow-up services are defined in the quote. You therefore know what will be done and what remains your responsibility after launch.
To help you decide
After delivery: edit content, connect tools and maintain the website
Choose the content your team will be able to edit
If your information rarely changes, a simple brochure website may suffice. If your team needs to publish projects or change its service menu, administration fields must support those tasks. We specify what you can edit and the planned introduction to the system. Adding administration to every feature is not an objective in itself; independence must match a real use.
Check the connection to your calendar, till or software
Your calendar, till or management software may already hold useful data. We first examine what you want to keep. Linking to an existing booking system is often simpler than automatic synchronisation. If integration is necessary, the quote specifies the data concerned, the tool’s capabilities, any fees and expected behaviour on failure.
Define access, updates and maintenance
You keep the domain in your account and renew it yourself. Hosting can be purchased by you or offered separately by Gloria. We distinguish delivery corrections, maintenance and new requests. For a shop, platform and payment fees must also be identified. These choices allow implementation cost to be compared with the website’s ongoing operation.
Let's discuss your website
Request a quote specifying your industry and desired functions
Tell us your industry, your current website if you have one and what visitors should be able to do. We will respond with a scope and quote.
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