A website is where every other channel sends people. If it is slow, dated, or unclear about what you do and what to do next, it quietly reduces the return on everything else you spend. FBD designs and builds sites around the decision a visitor is actually making, then wires the booking and lead capture into the systems behind it.

What a visitor needs to see, in what order, before contacting you. That becomes the structure, before any design work starts.
Built on your identity and your real photography, so the site looks like the business rather than like a template.
Fast, responsive build with booking, forms, CRM and tracking wired in, so an enquiry becomes a record rather than an email.
Once there is traffic we can see where people drop out and fix those points, which is where most conversion gains come from.
For an established business the website is rarely the first touch and almost always the last one before contact. It does not have to generate demand on its own; it has to avoid losing the demand everything else created.
That is why we treat speed, clarity and tracking as design decisions rather than technical afterthoughts.
They are built for different jobs. A landing page serves one campaign, one audience and one action, with no navigation to leak attention, so it almost always converts paid traffic better. A website serves every visitor regardless of where they came from and has to support research, credibility and multiple services. Most businesses running ads need both.
Both, in-house. Design, build, copy structure and the technical setup are handled by the same team, which is what keeps the site consistent with the content and advertising around it.
Yes. Mobile-first and fast-loading are build requirements, not upgrades, because most traffic from social and paid campaigns arrives on a phone.
Sometimes improving what exists is the better call, particularly if the structure is sound. We will tell you honestly on the call which is the better use of the budget.
The technical foundations, yes: structure, metadata, headings, structured data, sitemap, speed and crawlability. Ongoing content and authority building is separate work.
A short call to understand where your marketing is today, what you are trying to reach, and whether FBD is the right team for it.