Services

What I can do for your business.

Every project starts with the same question: what should this do for your business? Then we build the smallest thing that does it well.

01 — Websites

Websites that do a job.

A website should answer customers’ questions, earn their trust and make the next step obvious. Everything else is decoration.

  • New sites and rebuilds — designed, written and launched
  • Fast hosting on Cloudflare, with security and backups handled
  • Google Analytics 4 and Search Console set up correctly from day one
  • Clear pages for each service, with real photos and real answers
  • Ongoing updates, so the site doesn’t go stale

What your website should actually do →

02 — Marketing

Marketing you can measure.

Pick the few channels that fit your customers, set them up properly, and track whether they bring in business.

  • Local and organic SEO, including Google Business Profile
  • Email marketing — list building, newsletters and simple automations
  • Social media planning and content
  • Analytics and monthly reporting in plain English
  • Tool selection and setup — without paying for things you don’t need

How to tell whether your SEO is working →

03 — Creative

Photography and video.

Original images give customers a true picture of your business — and they work harder on your website, social feeds and ads than stock ever will.

  • Brand, team and headshot photography
  • Product and location photography
  • Short brand films and customer stories
  • Vertical video for social, cut from the same shoot
  • Images delivered sized and compressed for the web

See the work →

04 — Practical answers

Straight answers, no runaround.

Sometimes you don’t need a project. You need someone who knows the field to tell you what’s real.

  • One-off consultations on a site, a tool, a quote or a plan
  • Second opinions on proposals from agencies or vendors
  • Audits of your website, analytics or ad accounts
  • Plain-language articles on the questions owners ask most

Read the articles →

Not sure which of these you need?

That’s a fine place to start. Describe what’s going on and I’ll tell you what I’d do first — even if the answer is “nothing yet.”