The Web Hospitality
Author: Kaitlyn Short
The Web Hospitality is a digital marketing agency for small businesses. The company prides itself on being data-driven and result-oriented. As a relatively young company, The Web Hospitality has an impressive number of clients.
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The Good
- Services and Packages
- Portfolio
Services and Packages
The Web Hospitality is upfront with what services it offers. The company specializes in several digital marketing sectors, including the following:
- Website design
- SEO
- Social media optimization
- Pay per click
- Website development
- Online reputation management
- Digital marketing
- Internet marketing
- Outreach link building
For many consumers, the more services a digital marketing agency offers, the better. Instead of hiring several companies — and having to worry about remembering login codes, payment dates, etc.) — you only have to work with and pay one company to handle everything digital marketing-related. The Web Hospitality doesn't offer the most digital marketing services, but it does provide a decent amount. If you just need a company for a logo design or some SEO help, you may want to look into this company.
Portfolio
If you are interested in working with The Web Hospitality, we recommend checking out the company's portfolio. The portfolio shows off the agency's past clients and the work that was completed for them. You can check out which companies The Web Hospitality created logos for or look at the PPC clients.
Why is this important?
When choosing a digital marketing agency, you want to pick a company that can align with your business needs (and ideas). Company portfolios are a great way to see what design, styles, SEO, and other content-related services an agency offers. Looking through the portfolio is an easy way to see if the company can do everything you need them to do.
The Bad
- Grammar and Spelling Mistakes
- No Pricing Information
Grammar and Spelling Mistakes
Littered throughout The Web Hospitality's website are several grammar and spelling errors.
Even though the spelling and grammar mistakes might not be directly related to The Web Hospitality's marketing services, it gives you a reason to hesitate. As a company that promises to help get your business ranking on Google and increase your online presence, impeccable grammar and spelling shouldn't be a problem. You certainly don't want your company getting publicity for an embarrassing spelling mistake.
No Pricing Information
With The Web Hospitality, you know exactly what you're getting into when you purchase an SEO, SMO, or other digital marketing packages. The only downside is that you don't know exactly how much you'll pay for those services.
We certainly appreciate The Web Hospitality being candid about its marketing packages and giving consumers a good idea of what to expect. However, we think consumers may find it difficult to sign off when they have no idea (not even a ballpark figure) of how much those services will cost them.
For example, there are three SEO packages to choose from: Silver, Gold, and Platinum. We can confidently postulate that the Silver is The Web Hospitality's cheapest SEO package, and the Platinum is the most expensive. However, we have no idea what the pricing difference is between the two. There is also no indication of how much you can expect to pay should you add an extra service.
We understand that with digital marketing, pricing is dynamic and subject to change based on each customer's unique situation. That said, if The Web Hospitality cannot give exact pricing, it would be helpful if the company gave a base price for each package.
The Bottom Line
The Web Hospitality offers your standard, run-of-the-mill digital marketing services. If you need some SEO work done or a website designed, The Web Hospitality can do it. However, we don't feel entirely comfortable recommending this company to consumers as our research team came across a few red flags.
Unfortunately, all the spelling and grammar errors on The Web Hospitality's website don't exactly give us a feeling of confidence. We worry that a company that doesn't take the time to proofread and double-check its work (for its own website) will do the same thing when it comes to yours.
Secondly, there is no pricing information. Granted, we are aware of the dynamic nature of digital marketing pricing. However, we feel that The Web Hospitality could better provide baseline pricing information for its SEO, SMO, etc., packages. That way, potential clients can see exactly what they are getting and if it fits their budget.
