Sparkbridge Media Offers Free Wix Website Builds Across Australia
Oct 14, 2026
Australian small businesses can request a free Wix website build from Sparkbridge Media, with ongoing hosting paid directly to Wix and optional additions priced separately.
Melbourne, Australia, October 14, 2026 /PressCable/ -- Sparkbridge Media has announced the availability of free Wix website builds for Australian small businesses. The offer covers the website build, while clients pay ongoing hosting charges directly to Wix.
The service is available to businesses without a website, those relying on a Facebook page, and owners whose existing website no longer reflects their work. It provides a way to establish or refresh a business website without paying Sparkbridge Media a fee for the included build.
The offer's pricing separates the initial build from ongoing hosting and optional work. Additional pages, a blog and further customisation are available as paid services. Any paid extras are agreed separately before that work starts, allowing owners to review their requirements and the associated costs.
Business owners can request the service through Sparkbridge Media's free website page. The enquiry form asks for the business name as it appears on Google, an email address and a business location, with a suburb and state accepted. Sparkbridge Media confirms requirements before starting and prepares the Wix website using the business information provided.
Clients are then invited by email to review their website. Publishing it on Wix requires ongoing hosting payments to Wix. Preparation time depends on the information supplied and the project's requirements; owners can discuss their needs with the team when making an enquiry.
Sparkbridge Media works remotely with small businesses across Australia, using phone and video conversations. Its Melbourne address is used for virtual mailing, with client service delivered remotely. Owners can discuss their website requirements without attending an in-person appointment.
Alongside website builds, the company offers a free analysis covering 12 marketing gaps and a proposed 12-month marketing plan. Businesses can review the recommended activity, budget and estimated outcomes before deciding whether to purchase implementation services. The company's wider services include local search engine optimisation, Google Ads management and AI marketing automation.
These services can address areas such as search visibility, advertising, enquiry handling and follow-up. Recommendations depend on the business's goals, current marketing and budget. Any projections in a proposed marketing plan are estimates, and specific lead volumes, search rankings or revenue outcomes are not guaranteed.
Further information and the enquiry form are available at https://www.sparkbridgemedia.com/free-website.
About Sparkbridge Media
Sparkbridge Media provides website and digital marketing services to small businesses across Australia. Working remotely by phone and video, the company supports website development, marketing planning, local SEO, Google Ads and AI automation, with optional paid implementation and ongoing management.
Contact Info:
Name: Oladosu Omoni
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Organization: SparkBridge Media
Address: 470 Saint Kilda Road Office 3378, Ground floor, Melbourne, VIC 3004, Australia
Website: https://www.sparkbridgemedia.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89206173
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