Frequently Asked Questions

Emate Technologies is a full-service IT and digital solutions provider. Our core services include web design and development, digital marketing, e-commerce solutions, UI/UX design, software development, SEO, social media management, branding, and IT consultancy. We specialize in helping businesses of all sizes grow through innovative technology and marketing strategies.

Starting a project with us is easy! Simply visit our Contact Us page or send us a message via our website chat. One of our team members will get in touch to understand your requirements, discuss your goals, and propose the best solutions based on your business needs.

We offer both! For clients with specific needs, we provide fully customized solutions from scratch. We also have scalable packages for common requirements such as website design, SEO, and social media management, which can be adapted as your business grows.

Our pricing depends on the type and complexity of the project. After a detailed discussion about your goals and requirements, we’ll provide a transparent and competitive quote with no hidden charges. You can request a free quote by contacting us directly.

We work with a diverse range of industries including real estate, retail, hospitality, education, healthcare, manufacturing, logistics, and many more. Whether you're a startup, SME, or enterprise, we can craft digital solutions tailored specifically to your industry and audience.

Yes, we offer reliable after-sales support, website maintenance, content updates, security checks, and performance monitoring to ensure your digital platforms remain up-to-date and fully functional.

Absolutely! If you already have a website that needs a fresh look, better performance, or improved SEO, we can help with a complete redesign while preserving your brand identity and core functionality.

The timeline depends on the scope of work. A simple website may take 1–2 weeks, while more complex systems or marketing campaigns can take several weeks. We always set realistic deadlines and deliver on time.

Yes, we take data privacy and cybersecurity very seriously. All client information and project data are handled with strict confidentiality and protected using industry-standard security protocols.

Yes, we proudly serve clients from Sri Lanka and around the world. We’re equipped to communicate and collaborate remotely via email, video calls, and project management tools to ensure smooth project execution regardless of your location.

The simple answer is no, a search engine submission isn’t necessary. The majority of search engines, notably Google, crawl and index pages by following links. By that logic, a single inbound link from any previously indexed page will identify your page to the engine.

The answer is clear and simple: No, inbound linking cannot hurt your search ranking. If inbound were to hurt your rank, your competitors would continually link to your site from link farms. Such a scenario is beyond your control. For this reason, Google cannot penalize your site for any inbound linking.

Many SEO companies offer paid search submissions but beware: It doesn’t cost a penny to get indexed by the major search engines. And it shouldn’t cost you anything, either. In fact, you don’t even need to submit your site to search engines.

The best way to make your site more search engine friendly is often to simply add more text. The content must add value and be on topic, but the addition will create a new set of keywords and phrases for the search engines to crawl. Think of these terms as new ‘gateways’ for the engines - the injection of text will provide new doorways for traffic.

Whether blogs are good for SEO purposes is actually irrelevant--the content is key. Blogs are simply publishing platforms. Having said that, the ability to produce high quality content on an ongoing basis can be made much easier by leveraging blog software - especially for the for non-technical user.

Inbound linking is very important. In fact, acquiring back-links may be the most important thing in SEO. Nonetheless, a website owner shouldn’t have to "scout" or "hunt" for links. If the presented content is interesting, useful, and/or important, there is a natural tendency among web users to share information.