Hard to use on a phone
Tiny text, a menu you cannot tap, a phone number you cannot press to call.
Your site is tired, slow or hard to change. I fix it without losing the Google traffic you already have.
Tiny text, a menu you cannot tap, a phone number you cannot press to call.
People leave before they ever see what you do.
Old services, old photos, and the work you are known for now is missing.
Every small edit turns into an email and an invoice, so it never gets done.
People visit, but the site never gives them a reason to reach out.
New logo, new van wrap, old website.
Three different jobs
People use these words as if they mean the same thing. They do not, and the price gap between them is large. I will tell you which one you need, even when it is the smallest.
Read the full guide →Same site and same structure, with new words, real photos and a cleaner home page. Right when the site works and has simply drifted out of date.
A new look and layout, built around what the site has to do for your business now. Right when the site still has good bones and good content to keep.
A new site from scratch. Right when the old one cannot be updated safely, or the business has outgrown what it can do.
The part that gets skipped
A pretty new site can quietly cost you customers. Old page addresses vanish, and the words Google knows you for get rewritten. Nobody notices until the phone slows down.
How it works
I go through your current site, what it does well, and which pages people already find on Google.
You get a straight answer and one fixed quote before any work starts.
You follow along on a private link and sign off before anything changes for your customers.
Old pages get redirected to their new homes, then I check that everything landed where it should.
Common questions
It can if nobody handles it, because old page addresses disappear and the words Google knows you for get rewritten. I map your old pages to the new ones and redirect them, keep what already works, and check after launch. Nobody can promise rankings will not move for a while, but this is how you protect them.
Often the job is smaller than people fear. I look at the site first and tell you whether it needs a refresh, a redesign or a rebuild, even when the smaller job is the right answer.
Yes. I can keep you on WordPress with a custom build, or move you off a builder onto a site made for your business. Either way I keep your domain name and carry your content over.
It depends on how many pages you have, how much of the content can stay, and what the site has to do. A refresh costs far less than a rebuild. I give you one fixed quote for free, so you know the full cost before any work starts. Payment plans are available.
Most marketing sites are live in one to two weeks once I have your content. Bigger sites take longer, and I will tell you how long when I quote it.
No. Your current site stays up while I build the new one on a private link. I only switch over once you have signed off.
Most sites go stale because nobody owns them. A care plan keeps yours current, backed up and looked after.
A two-line problem description is enough to start. You get an answer within one business day, and a straight one either way.