Turnkey development of a brochure website
At Seo-Gen, creating a brochure website begins with the structure and business objectives. We determine which pages are truly necessary, how users will navigate between them, where to place forms, and which sections require SEO development. After that, we prepare the design, perform web development, integrate analytics, and test the site before publication.
Turnkey brochure website development covers the entire process, from the initial discussion to a fully functioning project on the domain. The client receives a ready-made company website, complete with customized pages, a mobile version, a content management system, feedback forms, technical optimization, and basic SEO parameters.
This format is convenient when a company doesn't have a dedicated designer, developer, or SEO specialist. The team works on the project sequentially, so the website structure, UX/UI, responsive design, and technical aspects are all coordinated before launch.
What tasks does a brochure website solve?
A brochure website creates an official online presence for a business and gathers key information in one place. Potential clients can learn about the company's activities, services offered, case studies, pricing, and terms of service, and then submit a request via the contact form.
Search engine optimization is a separate task. If the website structure includes separate service pages, they can be optimized for different queries, linked through internal linking, and their keyword coverage can gradually grow without completely reworking the project.
The main tasks usually look like this:
- introduce the company and explain its specialization in a language understandable to the client;
- show services, advantages, portfolio and real terms of cooperation;
- receive inquiries via phone, email, instant messengers, or website forms;
- launch advertising traffic to prepared landing pages;
- collect data through Google Analytics 4 and track search visibility through Google Search Console;
- develop SEO through new pages, content, and internal structure.
Once launched, the website can be expanded with new sections and business lines. Therefore, when designing, we take this potential for future development into account, even if the initial version consists of just a few main pages.
Who is a brochure website suitable for?
This format is suitable for businesses with a clear set of services that don't yet require a complex information architecture, a large catalog, or a user account. Instead of dozens of sections, the company gets a compact structure where users can quickly find out what the company does and how to get in touch.
A brochure website is also suitable for testing a new line of business. You can launch a separate project, collect initial inquiries, assess demand, and only then expand the structure.
For small businesses and new companies
A small company often only needs a homepage, an about us section, a few pages for services, a portfolio, and contacts. This structure addresses the visitor's primary concerns and eliminates the need to maintain numerous sections that don't yet provide practical value.
It's best to design a business website with a sound technical foundation from the start. If new services, branches, or separate business lines are added later, the structure can be expanded without switching to a new engine or completely redoing the development.
For independent professionals
The website helps lawyers, consultants, designers, doctors, photographers, and other professionals gather professional information in one place. Visitors can see their specialization, experience, list of services, work samples, and contact information, and then choose the most convenient way to contact them.
For an independent professional, a clear website structure and careful work on building trust are especially important. Instead of a plethora of generic sales pitches, it's better to showcase real case studies, education, experience, terms of cooperation, and clear answers to common client questions.
What does creating a brochure website include?
Creating a brochure website involves working on the structure, interface, technical components, and launch preparation. The scope of tasks varies depending on the project, so the scope of work is determined before development begins, and additional integrations and features are assessed separately.
A typical project requires several interrelated stages. This process reduces rework because the design is based on an approved framework, and development begins after key user scenarios have been agreed upon.
Business and competitor analysis
First, we determine what services need to be featured, who will be visiting the website, and what actions are expected from visitors. At the same time, we review search results and competitors' websites to understand the typical structure for the niche, the sales blocks, and the questions people ask before placing an order.
Analysis helps eliminate unnecessary pages and identify areas that require separate landing URLs in advance. This is especially important for SEO, as the structure should reflect actual search intent and not be based solely on the company's internal structure.
Structure and prototype
Before designing, we determine the sequence of pages and key blocks. The prototype shows where the main offer is located, how the user navigates to services, where they see proof, and at what point they can submit a request.
This stage helps agree on the user journey without discussing colors, fonts, and decorative details. Once the structure is approved, the designer works with already understood content, so the likelihood of major layout revisions is significantly reduced.
Main pages
A typical brochure website might include a home page, an about the company section, services, a portfolio or case studies, pricing, and contact information. The specific set is determined by the business, so adding empty sections just to fill the page count doesn't make sense.
If a single service has a distinct commercial demand, it's best to create a separate page for it. This can then be further developed through SEO optimization, adding useful content, FAQs, and internal links without cluttering the main page.
UX/UI design
The design is built around the site structure and user tasks. Branded materials, visual hierarchy, navigation, CTA placement, text readability, mobile states, and form interaction logic are taken into account.
With custom development, the interface isn't limited to a ready-made website builder template. You can fine-tune typography, spacing, responsive design, and branding while maintaining a consistent visual identity across pages.
Development
Once the layouts are approved, technical implementation begins. The layout is adapted for mobile devices, forms are connected to the required handlers, pages are linked with internal links, and content is displayed through the CMS.
Seo-Gen uses server-side rendering and its own content management system. SEO functions are built into the platform's architecture, so meta tags, canonical tags, sitemaps, multilingual support, and other technical parameters can be controlled without the need for third-party SEO plugins.
Content and basic SEO optimization
Before publishing, we check the structure of headings, titles, descriptions, human-readable URLs, canonical tags, and indexing settings. Images are set to the correct parameters, pages are linked internally, and appropriate Schema.org microdata is added only if the relevant data is available.
Basic technical optimization also includes sitemaps, robots, HTTPS, and a search engine crawler accessibility check. If the project is to be further developed, semantics are collected and a separate landing page structure is created for target queries.
Analytics and lead tracking
After launch, it's important to understand where users are coming from and what actions they take on pages. For this, we connect Google Analytics 4, Google Search Console, and target action tracking, if these tools are part of the agreed-upon project scope.
Analytics helps track traffic from search engines, advertising systems, and other sources. This data can be used for further website development, adjusting service pages, and evaluating search engine optimization results.
Testing and launch
Before publishing, we check the main browsers, mobile version, links, forms, and page transitions. We also check HTTPS, URL validity, server responses, loading speed, and the absence of technical pages that shouldn't be indexed.
After hosting on the main domain, a final review of the published project is performed. This review is necessary because some errors may appear after transferring, connecting the domain, setting up a proxy, or changing the configuration of the working environment.
Stages of developing a brochure website
We divide the work into sequential stages so that decisions regarding structure, design, and technical aspects are made in a clear order. This process simplifies approvals and helps us determine in advance what materials the client requires.
The number of stages may vary depending on the scale of the project. The basic framework looks like this.
| Stage | What happens | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Briefing and analysis | We study the business, objectives, audience, and competitors | Requirements and future structure |
| Prototype | Defining pages, blocks, and user scenarios | Agreed website framework |
| Design | We create the interface and responsive layouts | Approved appearance |
| Development | We build pages, connect the CMS and forms | Working version of the site |
| Content and SEO | We add content to the pages and set SEO parameters | Pages prepared for publication |
| Testing | We check the functionality and display | Corrected final version |
| Launch | Connecting a domain, HTTPS, and analytics | Published website |
| Growth | We add pages and continue SEO | Scaling the project |
Briefing and analysis
The first stage involves defining business objectives, a list of services, the target audience, and expected user behavior. Source materials are also collected: corporate identity, photographs, text, website examples, and technical requirements.
After analysis, it becomes clear how much development is truly needed. This helps separate must-have features from ideas that can be carried forward to the next stages of development.
Prototype
A prototype demonstrates the future page logic without final visual design. At this stage, you can quickly change the layout of blocks, add an important flow, or remove a section that doesn't help the user.
Once the prototype is approved, the structure is fixed for further work. The designer receives a clear framework, and the copywriter understands the purpose and scope of each content block.
Design
The designer translates the approved structure into a fully functional interface. The brand style, visual hierarchy, typography, mobile version, buttons, forms, and interaction states of elements are taken into account.
If the client provides Figma mockups, development can be carried out based on the approved design. When migrating an existing website, the familiar visual logic can also be preserved and adapted to the new technical platform.
Development
At this stage, the layouts are transformed into working pages. The CMS, forms, responsive layout, links, technical parameters, and the necessary element logic are configured.
The build is first checked in a staging environment and, after approval, moved to the main domain. The final version is further tested using the production configuration to ensure the changes work correctly for real users.
Content and SEO
The pages are filled with approved text, images, and commercial blocks. Each indexed page is assigned its own meta tags, H1 tags, URLs, and other SEO parameters.
If a website is multilingual, the Russian, Ukrainian, and English versions receive their own values. Direct translation of meta tags and titles without taking into account the semantics of a specific language should not be used for search engine optimization.
Testing
We check page rendering at common resolutions, as well as the functionality of links, forms, and key user scenarios. We fix issues that may interfere with submitting requests or viewing information on mobile devices.
A separate technical check is performed before indexing. This includes canonical, robots, sitemap, HTTP status codes, HTTPS, and the absence of unnecessary URL duplicates.
Launch
After verification, the site is published on the main domain and becomes accessible to visitors. The required analytics services are enabled, form submissions are verified, and the technical configuration is verified.
After launch, the main pages are reviewed again. Checking the published version is essential, as the staging environment and the main domain may have different settings.
Support and development
After publication, new services, case studies, articles, and language versions can be added. If new commercial queries emerge, separate pages are created for them after checking search intent.
This approach allows for gradual project development. The company doesn't pay for a large structure upfront if some sections aren't yet needed by the business and users.
What we actually did
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Narrow visibility and a small semantic core at the start. Semantics, landing page structure, metadata and internal linking, then gradual link building.
How long does it take to create a brochure website?
The timeframe depends on the number of pages, content readiness, design complexity, and approval speed. A project with a ready-made structure and materials is completed more quickly than a website that requires simultaneous positioning development, content collection, and approval of multiple design options.
Additional time is required for multilingual support, data transfer, and custom integrations. Therefore, it's best to set the development timeline after the initial analysis, when the page volume and functionality requirements are clear.
If a turnkey brochure website is required, the work schedule is broken down into stages. The client can see when the prototype is approved, when the design is prepared, when development begins, and at what stage the final review is completed.
How much does it cost to develop a brochure website?
The price of a brochure website depends on the size of the project and the list of work. A simple structure with a few pages requires fewer resources than a project with a custom design, extensive content, multiple languages, and additional integrations.
Therefore, queries like "order a brochure website price" and "how much does it cost to create a brochure website" can't be answered with a single, universal figure for any project. A precise estimate is developed once the structure, design, and functionality are understood.
What determines the price of a brochure website?
Development costs are affected by the number of pages, the scope of the unique design, content preparation, forms, integrations, and multilingual support. Additional costs may arise when migrating data from the old website or implementing custom logic.
The main factors can be represented as follows:
- the number of unique pages and templates determines the scope of design and development;
- custom UX/UI requires more work than using a ready-made visual solution;
- multilingual support increases the amount of content, meta tags, and pages to check;
- additional integrations require separate configuration and testing;
- search engine optimization after launch is calculated separately from development if it goes beyond basic SEO preparation.
After agreeing on the scope of work, the client can see the components of the website's cost. This calculation is more convenient than a fixed price, which doesn't take into account the actual scope of the project.
What is included in the price?
A basic estimate may include analysis, structure, prototyping, design, development, responsive design, CMS setup, forms, and testing. The exact list is specified in the proposal for a specific project.
Additional services, including extensive copywriting, complex integrations, or subsequent SEO, are best listed separately. This way, the client understands the development cost and doesn't confuse the website launch with the subsequent marketing budget.
Budget guideline
A brochure website falls somewhere between a simple landing page and a full-fledged corporate website in terms of the scope of work. In the market, the price varies greatly depending on the contractor: a freelancer using a ready-made template and a studio with analytics, design, and development services will price the same type of website very differently.
Seo-Gen uses the current pricing page and an individual estimate for the scope of work to calculate the project cost. The price is not duplicated in the service descriptions to prevent outdated values from appearing on the website after price changes.
Why do people order brochure website development from Seo-Gen?
Seo-Gen develops websites using its own multi-site CMS with server-side rendering. Key SEO functions are built into the platform's architecture, so managing meta tags, canonical tags, sitemaps, language versions, and technical parameters is independent of third-party plugins.
A project can start with a compact structure and then expand with new pages and features. This approach is suitable for a company that currently needs a turnkey brochure website but may later require additional business lines, languages, or more complex logic.
SEO is built into the architecture: The CMS includes tools for managing page SEO parameters and technical site settings. This reduces the number of manual decisions that have to be repeated after each structure update. However, the presence of CMS functions does not replace SEO work. Semantics, search intent, page structure, internal links, and content still need to be designed for a specific niche.
Server-side rendering
Pages are generated on the server and delivered to the browser with the completed content. This approach is suitable for commercial websites, where it's important for search engines to reliably retrieve the main text, headings, and links when crawling the URL.
Server-side rendering is also used in conjunction with standard technical optimization. Speed, images, server responses, and page structure are all tested separately, as a single rendering method alone does not address all performance issues.
You can migrate an existing website
If a company already has a website on another CMS, it can be migrated to the Seo-Gen platform. Before the migration, the current URL structure, content, meta tags, and pages that already receive organic traffic are checked.
When URLs change, a redirect map is created to ensure existing incoming links and accumulated search signals are not lost. After publishing, 301 redirects, canonicals, and the availability of the new pages are additionally checked.
Building from Figma designs
Finished mockups can be transferred to the live site while maintaining the approved visual system. Typography, spacing, element sizes, hover states, and interface behavior on different screen sizes are taken into account during development.
If the design is being created from scratch, the structure and prototype are agreed upon first. This helps avoid a situation where a beautiful layout has to be rebuilt after programming has begun.
The site can be expanded
A brochure website can start with a few basic pages, and then later add new services, case studies, language versions, or information sections. Expansion can be accomplished within the existing architecture if it was included in the design.
For SEO purposes, new pages are added after checking their semantics and intent. This helps avoid creating competing URLs and maintain a clear site hierarchy.
Technical infrastructure
The platform supports TLS-enabled domains, forms, and related technical functions. The specific infrastructure is defined by the project and is specified during the development cost estimate.
It's important for the client to understand in advance who is responsible for the domain, email, forms, and publishing. It's best to address these issues before launch to avoid having to look for separate services at the last minute after migrating to the main address.
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Answers to your questions
How much does it cost to develop a brochure website?
The cost of a brochure website depends on the number of pages, design, content, integrations, and additional requirements. A project with ready-made materials and a minimal structure will differ in scope from a website with a custom UX/UI, multilingual support, and data transfer.
A precise estimate is made after reviewing the task. It's best to check Seo-Gen's current prices on the main pricing page, as development costs may change along with the services offered.
How long does it take to create a brochure website?
The timeline is determined after evaluating the structure and materials. It is influenced by the number of unique pages, design complexity, text readiness, additional integrations, and the speed of approval of intermediate stages.
After an initial analysis, the project is broken down into stages with a clear sequence of work. This provides a more accurate forecast than a uniform timeframe for any brochure website.
What is included in the development of a turnkey brochure website?
The package typically includes analysis, structure, prototype, design, responsive layout, CMS, forms, basic SEO preparation, testing, and launch. Additional features are specified separately after discussing requirements.
Before work begins, the client receives a specific list of tasks. Therefore, the term "turnkey" is tied to the agreed-upon project scope, rather than being used as an abstract concept.
Is it possible to promote a brochure website in Google?
Yes, if the website structure allows for the creation of relevant pages for specific search intents. Promotion also requires technical clarity, content, internal linking, and a proper mobile version.
If the semantics expand, the site can be gradually expanded with new pages. It's best to consider this scenario during development to avoid having to change the entire architecture later.
How is a brochure website different from a landing page?
A landing page is typically designed for a single offer and one main customer interaction scenario. A brochure website often contains several pages, each separately presenting the company, its services, case studies, and contact information.
For an advertising campaign with a single offer, a landing page is often sufficient. For a permanent presence of a small company, a multi-page website structure is usually more convenient.
Is it possible to create a brochure website using WordPress?
Yes, WordPress is suitable for such projects and offers a wide selection of themes and plugins. If you're working on your own, you'll need to configure hosting, design, security, speed, forms, and SEO settings.
The choice between WordPress and a custom CMS depends on the project's requirements. Platforms should be compared based on the features needed, future development, and support costs, not just the initial launch price.
Is it possible to create a brochure website yourself using a website builder?
Yes, an online builder is suitable for a simple project that the owner is willing to build and maintain independently. Before launching, it's important to check the builder's capabilities for domain management, SEO, analytics, mobile version, and data transfer.
If a business requires a custom architecture, search engine optimization, or functionality development, a ready-made website builder may not be sufficient. In this case, it's best to define your requirements before choosing a platform.
Is it possible to expand the brochure website later?
Yes, if the project architecture allows for the addition of new pages and sections. Additional services, case studies, articles, multilingual support, and other features can be gradually integrated.
For SEO purposes, new pages are created for specific search intents. This helps maintain a clear structure and avoid mixing different groups of queries on a single URL.
A brochure website is suitable for businesses that require a compact structure with services, company information, case studies, and contact information. With a well-designed architecture, such a project can be used for advertising, developed through SEO, and expanded as new challenges arise.
To get a quote, send Seo-Gen a brief description of your business, a list of key services, and your wishes for the future website. Based on this information, we can determine the structure, scope of development, and actual cost of the project.
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What structure does a brochure website need?
The structure depends on the number of services and how users search for the company. For a small project, a few main sections are usually sufficient, but each independent service with its own search demand is best considered as a potential landing page.
Below is a basic structure. It can be shortened or expanded based on business and semantic analysis.
Home page
The homepage should quickly explain what the company does and who its services are suitable for. It should include the main offer, benefits, key areas, work examples, proof of experience, and clear links to more detailed pages.
Don't try to fit the full text about every service on the homepage. Its purpose is to direct users to relevant sections and convey basic information that helps them continue learning about the company.
About the company
The company section answers questions that influence trust before a client gets in touch. This is a good place to discuss your specialization, experience, team, approach, and verifiable facts.
Empty phrases about leadership or quality don't help users make a choice. It's much more useful to concretely demonstrate experience, workflow, real projects, documents, technologies, or service features.
Services
The services section should reflect the actual business lines. If each service has its own search demand, it's best to create a separate page for it and link these pages to the main and thematic sections.
Separate URLs offer more opportunities for search engine optimization. A specific service page can more accurately describe terms, pricing, stages of work, FAQs, and related offers without mixing multiple intents.
Case studies or portfolio
A portfolio helps visitors see real examples of the company's work before getting in touch. For each project, it's helpful to include the niche, initial task, completed work, and the result, if supported by data.
Instead of a large gallery without explanation, it's better to provide context for a few strong projects. This format simultaneously helps users assess the company's experience and adds meaningful evidence of their expertise to the page.
Prices
A pricing page or block helps users understand the approximate budget before getting in touch. If the final cost is calculated individually, it should be explained which parameters influence the calculation and what work is included in the base package.
At Seo-Gen, current prices are best kept on the main pricing page, with other sections linking to it. This way, when pricing changes, you won't have to manually search the entire site for old prices.
Contacts
The Contacts page includes up-to-date contact details, an address if there is an office, and a request form. Users should understand where to contact us and what information is required for an initial project assessment.
For local businesses, a map and company information can also be used here. All contact information on the website and in the structured data must match.
Brochure website or landing page – which to choose?
The choice depends on the number of services and the promotional scenario. A landing page is more often used for a single specific offer or advertising campaign, while a brochure website is more convenient for a company that needs to showcase multiple services, business information, a portfolio, and contact information.
If your business structure is much broader, it's best to consider a corporate website right away. Trying to accommodate dozens of areas on a compact site complicates navigation and makes it difficult to build a clear SEO structure.
| Format | When it fits | Typical structure |
|---|---|---|
| Landing page | One product, service or promotional offer | One long landing page |
| Brochure website | Small company or a few basic services | Several key pages |
| Corporate website | Many business lines and sections | Branched structure with subsections |
When is a brochure website better?
A brochure website is suitable if a business requires a permanent presence with multiple pages. Visitors can view services, company information, case studies, and contact information separately, without scrolling through a single, lengthy landing page.
This format is also convenient for SEO, when some services have independent search demand. A separate URL can be created for each service and the page can be developed independently of other sections.
When is a landing page better?
A landing page is suitable for a single, clear offer with a single target action. It's often used in advertising campaigns, when launching a new product, or for a specific service with a narrow inquiry scenario.
If additional business lines appear later, a single landing page may no longer be sufficient. The structure is then expanded or the information is transferred to a full-fledged multi-page project.
When do you need a corporate website?
A corporate website is essential for a company with a large number of services, departments, branches, or different user groups. This structure can accommodate news, job openings, documents, industry-specific solutions, teams, and individual regional pages.
For small businesses, this architecture can sometimes be overkill at the start. It's best to make the decision after analyzing the semantics and future plans, to avoid creating empty sections ahead of time.
Is it possible to promote a brochure website in Google?
A brochure website can be promoted in search results if its structure matches user queries. If you offer several independent services, it's better to create separate landing pages rather than trying to cram all the content onto the homepage.
Technical optimization also impacts the ability to properly index and develop a project. This requires correct meta tags, loading speed, a mobile version, clear URLs, internal linking, and the absence of technical duplicates.
What is needed for SEO?
You need to start with the structure and search demand. For each main service, its intent is determined, after which pages, titles, descriptions, H1s, and content are created.
Additionally checked:
- canonical and indexing rules for main URLs;
- sitemap and robots for search engine robots;
- Schema.org where the markup type matches the actual content;
- loading speed and correct operation of the mobile version;
- internal links between related pages;
- content that answers real questions from potential customers.
After technical preparation, you can develop search engine optimization through new pages, content, and external signals. Semantics and meta tags are selected separately for each language version.
When is a brochure website no longer enough?
If a company expands its range of services and the semantics are divided into several independent clusters, the structure needs to be expanded. A single page shouldn't simultaneously provide detailed answers to dozens of different commercial queries.
Is it possible to create a brochure website yourself?
You can create a brochure website yourself using WordPress or an online builder. This option is suitable for someone willing to handle the structure, template, domain, hosting, SSL/TLS, forms, analytics, and basic SEO settings.
The difference between launching a website independently and working with a web studio is primarily related to the scope of tasks the owner undertakes. A website builder speeds up the technical launch, but page content, design, search intent, and further development still require separate solutions.
Brochure website on WordPress
WordPress is suitable for small websites and has a wide selection of ready-made themes and extensions. To create a brochure website with WordPress, you'll need to choose hosting, customize the theme, install the necessary plugins, enable forms, and take care of update security.
For SEO, you'll also need to separately monitor indexing, meta tags, speed, and technical conflicts between extensions. This option is suitable for owners who understand the CMS or are willing to regularly consult with a specialist.
Brochure website on a website builder
Creating a brochure website online using a website builder is quicker if you need a simple page with basic elements. Most of the technical settings are already built into the service, so users work primarily through the visual editor.
Before choosing a builder, it's worth checking the available SEO settings, site portability, domain support, and plan limitations. These parameters are especially important if the project is planned for several years.
When is the best time to order development?
Ordering a brochure website from developers makes sense when a business requires a custom design, a custom page structure, SEO, integrations, and the ability to expand. The team takes on technical tasks and ensures the approved structure is correctly implemented.
Custom development is also convenient when migrating an old website or working with existing Figma layouts. This allows for more accurate preservation of typography, margins, responsive states, and the required business logic.
How to order a brochure website?
To order a brochure website, simply describe your business, core services, and the project's purpose. If you have an existing website, Figma mockups, a corporate identity, or competitor examples, you can provide these during the initial stage.
After reviewing the materials, the structure, scope of work, and cost are determined. The project then undergoes prototyping, design, development, content, testing, and publication according to the agreed-upon plan.
The ordering process looks like this:
- You submit a request and briefly describe the purpose of the future website.
- We clarify the structure, functionality, design and additional requirements.
- After the assessment, we determine the scope of work, cost, and development stages.
- The team carries out the project and agrees on key stages with you.
- After verification, the site is published on the main domain and undergoes final technical control.
If you need a brochure website with promotion, it's best to consider SEO objectives when designing the structure. Then, after launch, you can continue working with search engine demand without reworking the main pages.
Companies with a small number of services
If a company offers several core services, a brochure website can consist of separate landing pages for each. This approach is more convenient than a single, long page when services have different search queries, terms, or audiences.
Each page receives its own Title, Description, headings, and internal links. This helps search engines more accurately understand the content and reduces the risk of a single page attempting to rank for too many different queries.
To launch a new business line
It's sometimes more convenient to organize a new product or product line into a compact, separate website. This allows for faster development of the structure, design, analytics, and advertising pages without interfering with the architecture of a larger corporate resource.
Once the data has been collected, the project can be expanded or linked to the company's main website. The decision is based on the search intent, brand, advertising strategy, and the future development of the new business line.