What you may want to know before deciding.

The first conversation covers your goal, current process and the main problem to solve. You do not need a technical specification. Existing content, examples you value and a simple list of priorities can make discovery faster.

No. Tekin Medya Yazılım is based in Gaziantep, Türkiye, but discovery, planning, reviews and delivery can be managed remotely for organisations in other countries and time zones.

Yes. We review the current content, traffic, technical foundation and conversion routes, then decide what should be retained or replaced. Important URLs and organic signals are considered before migration.

You do not need to choose a solution in advance. We can determine whether the need belongs to a website, mobile application, advertising, automation or custom software after understanding the objective.

Timing depends on page or module count, content readiness, integrations and feedback. Once scope is clear, the proposal sets out stages and a realistic delivery range.

Yes. Depending on the project, information architecture, visual direction, prototypes or selected screens are reviewed before the whole system is complete.

We can use and improve existing material or plan new copy, graphics, photography and video within scope. Production responsibilities are agreed before work begins.

Yes. In-scope refinements are collected at agreed review stages. New pages, modules or integrations are assessed separately with their schedule and budget impact made clear first.

Pricing reflects design depth, page or module count, administration, languages, integrations, content production and support. A useful fixed scope usually requires discovery first.

No. Media spend paid to Google or Meta is separate from campaign strategy and management, so platform investment and professional fees remain transparent.

Often, yes. Larger projects can use milestone payments such as commencement, approved stages and final delivery. The schedule is stated in the proposal and agreement.

The approved scope is priced in the proposal. If a new feature or third-party licence becomes necessary, its cost and timing are discussed before it is added.

Yes. We can recommend and configure an appropriate domain, hosting or cloud setup. Ownership, renewal costs and access responsibilities are documented clearly.

Yes. Maintenance can cover defect resolution, security updates, monitoring, content assistance and new improvements through a support plan or agreed requests.

Where an administration interface is included, roles are configured for the appropriate content and operational tasks, with handover or training where required.

Security is treated as a system: maintained dependencies, access control, HTTPS, data permissions, backup frequency and tested recovery are planned around the chosen infrastructure.

No. Rankings depend on competition, domain history, content quality and search systems outside any agency's control. We set measurable goals around technical quality, relevant visibility, qualified traffic and conversions.

There is no fixed period that applies to every website. Technical health, competition and content depth affect progress. SEO is an ongoing cycle of analysis and improvement, not a one-time switch.

Clicks alone are insufficient. Forms, calls, messages, sales or qualified opportunities are connected to measurement, and campaigns are evaluated by the cost and quality of those outcomes.

Yes. Advertising can create immediate demand and rapid evidence, while SEO builds durable organic visibility. They work particularly well when both use the same commercial goals and conversion data.