Your work is good. Your website should say so.
You are good at what you do. The website was never supposed to be a second job. Tell me about your business, and get a plan in plain language.
Tell me about your business and roughly what you can spend. I reply to everything within two working days.
Designed and built for your business, not dropped on a template. You can edit it yourself afterwards.
- Pages written around what you actually sell
- You edit your own text and photos, no developer needed
- A contact or booking form that reaches you
- Works properly on a phone
- Hosted and kept running after launch
Google and social ads, set up and managed, with a monthly report you can actually read.
- Set up from scratch, or taken over from whoever had it
- Written and targeted for the customers you want
- Watched and adjusted every month
- A plain report: what was spent, what it brought in
The unpaid side. Work so people searching for what you do land on you instead.
- What your customers are actually searching for
- Pages and articles written to answer those searches
- The technical parts handled quietly in the background
- Progress you can see month to month
- Step 01Tell me about your business
Plain questions about what you do and what you need. No jargon, no sales call.
- Step 02Get a plan in plain language
What gets built, what it costs, and what it is for. In writing, before anything starts.
- Step 03Launch, and get found
A site and marketing that bring you customers, with results you can see.
Design first, then a build with booking, contact and a privacy page in the client's own words.
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