Drustvo Internih Revizora (DIR) is a group of three women with over 30 years of experience in public companies. After decades of working within a structured system, they decided to step into entrepreneurship andstart their own initiative.
They are certified consultants specializing in internal auditing for public enterprises, providing advice and trainingon how to improve financial workflows and internal controls.
After analyzing competitors, I noticed most websites in their field were outdated and not optimized for today’sstandards. I wanted to create a modern, clean, and user-friendly website, but keep the interface simple—because their target audience is mostly people aged 50+.
The client was busy, so I focused on clear communication without overloading them with small design decisions.No debates like “Should we use crimson or burgundy?”—just solutions.
The process had to be smooth, stress-free, and documented in a way that they could always refer back to.
They were extremely happy with the design. It felt professional and represented their mission perfectly.
I connected their domain, set up hosting, and optimized everything for SEO. The site ranked #1 on Google fortheir target keyword within a few weeks.
Then, I implemented features that saved them hours of manual work:
At one point, one of the women jokingly said:Which means:"Look at this cheeky guy, he’s even arguing with me already."We built not just a project—but a relationship.
For context: The average monthly salary in Serbia is around €700. They earned over half of that in less than anhour of speaking.
This project wasn’t just about building a website. It was about creating a business system, giving someone thetools, teaching them how to use it—and watching them succeed.
I’m proud to see clients earn money, build confidence, and grow because of something I helped create.
In this case, each of these amazing women could have lost €400 if they didn’t have someone to help them.
If they had hired a traditional agency, the process would have been slower, more expensive, and filled withunnecessary complexity.
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Why do I even need a website if I already have a Facebook page?
A website gives full control and flexibility. It allows a business to clearly show services, pricing, photos, contact info, location, work process, and much more in a way that Facebook simply doesn’t. It’s also more professional and effective when running ads or sending potential customers somewhere. Facebook is great for updates or promotions, but the website is where people make decisions.
How much will it cost and what’s included?
The price depends on the type of business and the scope of the website. Most websites typically range between $800 and $2,000. After discussing the business goals and needs, the exact price is provided. Ongoing maintenance is $50/month and includes unlimited edits for the first year.
Will I be able to update the site myself?
Yes. After the site is launched, the client is shown how to make simple changes like text and images. If preferred, updates can also be handled by the developer at any time, it depends on what the client is comfortable with.
How long does it take to build a website?
On average, it takes about 2 weeks. The timeline mostly depends on how quickly the client provides the necessary materials, like photos, logo, and text. Delays in providing content will extend the project.
How is this website going to help me get more customers?
A good website acts as a 24/7 salesperson. It builds trust, shows exactly what the business offers, and makes it easier for customers to reach out, call, or book. Unlike social media, a website can rank on Google, collect leads, and even accept payments, it’s the main tool for converting interest into real clients.
Do I need SEO? What even is SEO?
SEO (Search Engine Optimization) helps a website show up on Google. While every site is built to be indexed by Google, ranking on page one depends on things like competition, content quality, and how active the site is. For example, businesses with blogs and detailed service pages typically perform better in search results.
Do you write the content, or do I need to?
Basic content can be written as part of the service for an additional $100. This includes the core text needed to launch the site. If the client wants content that ranks well on Google (like blog posts), additional copywriting can be arranged through a professional writer.
