Position your firm as the reference in your sector.

A website for a consulting firm at Numinam starts from €5,200 for a full marketing site (up to 10 pages, SEO blog included). An editorial site with content strategy, thematic silo architecture and CRM integrations starts at €7,900. The price depends on scope: number of pages, content strategy, integrations (CRM, forms, analytics), volume of target keywords. A 30-minute call scopes the project and provides a precise estimate. No surprise quotes: the price is fixed before the first commit.

A consulting firm creates value through its expertise — but that expertise remains invisible if it isn't published and structured to be found. I build content architectures in thematic silos: each practice area (strategy, digital transformation, finance, HR…) has its own content pillar with supporting articles. This structure lets the firm rank on expertise keywords and get cited by AI tools like ChatGPT or Perplexity. Content is designed to demonstrate the firm's competence — not to fill a blog without strategy. I work with you to define priority topics, appropriate formats (in-depth articles, case studies, sector analyses) and the editorial calendar.

Both are complementary — but they serve different stages of the client journey. LinkedIn is effective for brand awareness and direct relationships, but organic reach is declining and content has a very short shelf life. SEO, on the other hand, builds a durable asset: a well-ranked article keeps generating qualified visitors months after publication. In 2026, Google AI Overviews and generative AI tools (ChatGPT, Perplexity) cite authoritative sources — your website is the only place where you fully control that content. I build sites combining technical SEO and GEO so your firm is found on Google and cited by AI, whatever your prospects are searching for.

Yes — it's at the core of the offering. The sites I build for consulting firms natively include a blog with an optimised SEO architecture: structured URLs, semantic markup, internal linking between articles and service pages. You have two options for content management: I handle it through a monthly editorial retainer (from €150/month), or you manage it yourself with a bespoke CMS if your team wants full publishing autonomy. In both cases, each article is designed to answer a specific search intent and to demonstrate your firm's expertise on questions your clients are actually asking.

Yes. The sites I build for consulting firms can be integrated with the main CRMs on the market: HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zoho, or an internal CRM. Contact forms, content download requests (white papers, studies) and newsletter sign-ups feed directly into your prospecting pipelines. I also configure analytics events (Google Analytics 4, Matomo) to track conversion paths and identify which pages generate the most qualified leads. If your nurturing process includes AI-powered automations, these are integrated from the design phase.

This is a legitimate question that any serious consulting firm should ask. Here is my concrete answer: the full source code of your site is delivered to your own Git repository from day one. Every line of code follows industry standards (Astro, TypeScript, documented conventions) — any competent web developer can take over without any transition period. I work with a network of trusted associates who have secure access to projects and can step in if I am unavailable. You are never locked into a proprietary dependency. Unlike a WordPress site with third-party plugins or a SaaS platform, your site is an asset you own outright and can evolve with any provider.

Yes. The offering adapts to the size of your firm. A full marketing site with SEO blog and CRM integration starts at €5,200 — that's the cost of one or two consulting days billed to your clients. For a small firm, we focus on the essentials: a content architecture targeting 2-3 key themes, service pages that convert, and a well-connected CRM. You don't need 50 pages to start ranking. The advantage of a small firm is agility: you can publish content quickly, test angles, and see the first SEO results within a few months. Then the site grows with you — we add content silos, case studies and service pages as your firm develops.

Generally, first Google rankings arrive between 3 and 6 months after launch, on the least competitive keywords in your niche. That's the time Google takes to index your content, evaluate your site's relevance and start positioning it. What accelerates things: a well-structured content architecture from the start (that's what I deliver), a regular publishing cadence (even one article per month makes a difference) and a domain with at least some history. The effect is cumulative: each new piece of content reinforces the previous ones. After 12 months, a firm that publishes regularly can generate dozens of qualified visitors per week — decision-makers searching for exactly what you offer. It's an investment that compounds, not an ad spend that stops when you cut the budget.