We are not in Tirana, and for this work that changes nothing.
The honest version: the studio is in Durres, the building is remote, and the only thing that genuinely differs about the capital is who is already there.
Where the studio actually is
Durres. There is no address in the capital and there is not going to be a rented one, because the first thing a client discovers about a rented address is that nobody is sitting in it.
What decides a build is whether the work is any good and whether you can reach the person doing it. Neither improves by being forty minutes nearer to you.
What genuinely differs
More people typing what you sell, and a great many more businesses who worked that out first. A phrase with three serious rivals on this coast can have thirty in the capital.
So the method does not change and the patience does. Anybody promising you otherwise has not opened your competitors' pages.
The half distance still decides
How near somebody is counts in the map, so a person searching while standing in the capital is shown businesses in the capital. That advantage is yours and nobody outside can hand it to you or take it away.
It is also, even there, the half most competitors have only partly filled in.
How the work runs from here
Messages, a call when a call earns its place, and a written plan before anything begins. When meeting genuinely helps, it is thirty five kilometres.
Photographs are the one thing proximity helps with, and the usual answer is that yours beat ours anyway, because they are of the real room.
Questions worth asking
Why hire somebody who is not here?
Only if the work or the price is better. Being nearby stopped being an argument for this kind of build years ago, and a studio leading with proximity is usually a studio that has run out of other things to lead with.
Is it harder to rank in the capital?
For the results under the map, yes, because far more businesses are competing for the same phrases. The map itself is decided partly by how close the searcher is, and that part favours you no matter who builds the site.
How do we see what you have built?
Every client has a page on this site with the address, what was made and what changed. Open the sites themselves and judge them on a phone, which is where they are used.
Can we meet in person?
Yes. It is a short drive and it happens when it is useful. What we will not do is suggest that the meeting is the thing that makes the site work.
Does the price change?
No. The same project costs the same wherever it is, because the building is remote either way. What changes is how long the search half takes, and you are told which before agreeing to anything.
Send the address and the phrase you want, and we will tell you plainly how crowded that phrase already is. Get a free audit.
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