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Build it.Brand it.Get it found.Keep it improving.

Four closely connected services for businesses that want a brand and a website that work as hard as they do, and someone dependable looking after them.

Website Design & Development

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Bespoke websites designed around how your business wins work. Fast, considered and built to be improved, not replaced.

Whether you need a new site, a redesign or a focused landing page, the work starts with your business: who you serve, what they need to see and what you need them to do. Then it is designed and built properly, with performance, search and future changes in mind from day one.

  • Bespoke website developmentDesigned and built around your business, not assembled from a template. Fast, clear and easy to change when things move on.
  • Website redesignsA rebuild of the site you have, when it's slow, dated or hard to follow. Clearer pages and a calmer design, with a straight path to an enquiry.
  • Landing pagesOne page, one job: explain the offer and make it easy to get in touch. Built to load quickly and stay easy to follow.
  • IntegrationsConnecting your site to the tools you already use, such as booking, payments or email.
  • Performance optimisationMaking pages load quickly, especially on phones.
  • Technical implementationBuilding it properly behind the scenes: hosting, forms, tracking and the parts visitors never see.
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Branding & Identity

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A clear, considered identity that looks the part everywhere your business shows up, from your website to your Instagram.

Good branding makes a business easier to remember and easier to trust. I design identities that are simple, distinctive and built to be used: a logo that works at every size, a palette and typefaces that hold together, and the files and guidance to keep it consistent across your website and social channels.

  • Logo designA logo that stays clear when it's small and still looks right when it's large. Easy to recognise, on your website and anywhere else the business shows up.
  • Visual identityHow your business looks everywhere: logo, colours, type and the way they're used together.
  • Colour palettes and typographyA short set of colours and typefaces that belong together. Enough to make the website, a document and a social post look like the same business.
  • Brand guidelinesA simple reference so your brand stays consistent, whoever is using it.
  • Social media assetsProfile images, post templates and a few graphics for the channels you already use. A new announcement can go out quickly and still look like your business.
  • Brand refreshesAn update for a brand that has drifted into too many versions. What people already recognise stays, and the colours, type and logo are brought back into one set.
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SEO & Organic Growth

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Helping the right people find you on Google, through solid technical foundations, clear strategy and steady, measured improvement.

SEO works best when the person improving your search visibility also understands how your website is built. Technical issues get fixed at the source, content is planned around what your customers actually search for, and progress is monitored rather than guessed.

  • Technical SEOMaking sure Google can find, read and understand your site.
  • Keyword researchFinding the words your customers actually search for.
  • SEO strategy
  • Content strategy
  • On-page optimisationMaking each page clear to search engines as well as to people.
  • Local SEOBeing found by people searching in your area.
  • Search performance monitoringTracking how you're doing in search, so decisions rest on evidence.
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Website Management & Digital Support

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Someone reliable looking after your website: making changes, keeping it healthy and improving it as your business moves.

Websites are never finished. New services launch, pages need updating, things need fixing and there is always something that could convert better. Instead of chasing a developer every time, you have one experienced person who already knows your site.

  • Ongoing website changesThe day-to-day edits: a price, a photo, an opening time, a paragraph. You send the change, and it goes live without a new project.
  • New pages and featuresA new page or a small feature added to the site you already have. Agreed before it starts, then built so it fits what is already there.
  • Technical maintenanceUpdates, security and fixes that keep the site healthy.
  • Performance improvementsSlow pages tracked down and made quicker, particularly on a phone. The site stays the same. It just loads with less waiting.
  • Content updatesCopy, photos and offers brought up to date as the business moves. The site describes what you do now, not what you did a year ago.
  • Conversion improvementsChanges that turn more visitors into enquiries.
  • General development supportSomeone to come to when the site needs work and you're not sure where to start. Fixes, small builds and a clear answer from the person who already knows it.
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Start with a project. Stay for the progress.

Most relationships begin with a defined piece of work and continue as an ongoing partnership. Both are scoped around your business, never a one-size-fits-all package.

Clear steps, no surprises.

  1. 01

    Discover

    I start by learning about your business, your customers and where your website is falling short. Then I look at what you have today and agree clear priorities with you.

  2. 02

    Build

    I design and develop the website, or fix the foundations of the one you have, with performance and search built in rather than added later.

  3. 03

    Grow

    With the foundations right, the focus moves to visibility: SEO, content and making it easier for the right people to find and contact you.

  4. 04

    Improve

    I keep going: regular changes, new pages, technical care and steady improvements, so your website keeps pace with your business.

Questions

How much does a project cost?

Every project and partnership is scoped individually, so you only pay for what your business actually needs. After an initial conversation you'll get a clear written proposal, and nothing starts until you're happy with it.

Can you work on a website that someone else built?

Often, yes. I'll take a look at how your current site is built first and give you an honest view on whether it's best to improve it or start again.

Do I have to commit to ongoing support?

No. Some clients start with a website and add ongoing support later; others come to me just for SEO or help with an existing site. That said, websites tend to do best when someone keeps looking after them.

Will I be working with an agency team?

No. You work with me directly. I'm the person you speak to, and the person doing the work.

Not sure which you need? Let's work it out together.

Tell me a little about your business and what you need: a new website, better visibility on Google, or someone reliable to look after things. I'll reply personally.

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