Most businesses don't need a big agency — they need one reliable person who covers the whole picture. Here's what that covers.
A complete website designed and written for your business — homepage, service pages, contact, booking links, the lot. Mobile-first, fast to load, and set up properly for Google with clean structure, meta descriptions and a sitemap. You own everything.
The service people rarely offer but every business needs. New prices, new staff, new treatments, seasonal offers, fresh photos — sent over on WhatsApp or email and live on your site quickly. Your website stays as current as your front window.
Most customers find local businesses through Google, and most Google Business Profiles are neglected. I keep yours current — photos, offers, opening hours, updates — tune your site for local search, and help you stay on top of reviews. Regular reports show exactly how people are finding you and what they do next.
Launching something new? I write proper press releases and publish them to a news section on your own website — so local press, customers and Google all see the story, told your way.
Simple, fixed-price, no surprises.
A conversation about your business — what you offer, who your customers are, what's not working online right now.
A plain-English proposal: what I'll build, what it'll say, what it costs. One fixed price, agreed before anything starts.
I design and write the site, and you see it as it takes shape. Changes are part of the process, not an extra invoice.
The site goes live, and if you want, it stays looked after — updates, Google and reporting handled month to month.
It depends on the size of the site, so every project gets a fixed quote up front — one number, agreed before anything starts, with no hourly surprises. Tell me what you need and you'll have a price within a day or two.
Yes — a lot of my work is rescuing or refreshing existing sites. I'll review what you have, tell you honestly what's worth keeping, and either update it or rebuild it properly.
Whatever suits you. Some clients take the finished site and run it themselves; most stay on for monthly maintenance and Google care, which keeps prices, offers and their online presence current without them lifting a finger.
Completely. The files, the domain, the content — all yours. If we ever stop working together, everything comes with you.
No — spas and salons are where much of my work started, but the same approach fits any independent business: studios, academies, festivals, groomers, cafés, trades. If you serve local customers, it applies.
That's normal — most people aren't. Get in touch and describe the problem; I'll tell you honestly what's worth doing and what isn't.
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