Websites
Built around what your business actually needs, then kept simple. You own your domain. I write down what the site has to do before I build anything.
What I do
Anyone can build a pretty website now. The harder part is knowing what yours actually needs to do. I start there, then build the simplest thing that does the job.
Photography
Real photos of your place, your products, your work, and your people, taken on site and edited for your website and social media.
Hosting and care
I host your site, keep it running, and make the changes you ask for. You send a request, I handle it, and you get a note when it's live.
Google and your other listings
Your Google Business Profile, Yelp, and social accounts, with the same hours, address, and phone number everywhere.
A plain-language report
How many people visited, which pages they looked at, and what they did, without the jargon. Included with some plans.
Honest advice
Hourly consulting when you just need someone to think it through with. Sometimes the answer is that you don't need a site yet.
When a website can wait
If you're booked solid on word of mouth and people walking in, a full website may not move the needle yet. Even then, a clean, correct Google listing so people can find your hours and call you is almost always still worth doing. "You don't need a site" is rarely "you don't need anything."
Coming soon
These aren't ready yet. If one sounds useful, tell me and I'll let you know when it is.
An AI receptionist
Answers common questions and takes messages when you can't pick up.
Missed-call text-back
When you miss a call, the caller gets a friendly text right away.
Social media content
Help planning and creating posts for your business.