Your website should bring in work. Most don’t.
I run local businesses that live or die on getting found online. I tried the agencies, the freelancers, the overseas shops — pretty pages that didn’t rank, then silence. So I built it properly for my own companies first. Now I build it for yours.
Most web shops build you a pretty site and disappear. We build one engineered to get found — on Google and in AI search — then we actually stick around.
What actually goes into the build
Three builds. One obvious choice for most.
- 5–8 pages, built to rank locally
- Core SEO + Schema scaffolding
- 1–2 service-area pages
- Lead forms, GA4 + Search Console
- 12–18 pages, full service × city matrix
- 3–5 per-city landing pages
- Portfolio, coverage map, review carousel
- Full local-SEO + GEO content build
- Blog set up and ready to feed
- 25–35 pages, complete coverage matrix
- Advanced internal linking + GEO build
- Process page, starter blog content
- Conversion-optimized lead paths
Every build includes an ongoing care plan — from hosting, security and backups to monthly content edits and, for the businesses that want to dominate, a full SEO/GEO retainer. This is the part the last agency skipped. It’s the part that keeps you ranking after launch.
How a build runs
Audit & plan
We map your services, your service area, and what your competitors already rank for. You get the plan before you commit.
Build the structure
Every service and city gets its own page, wired into a clean, fast, search-ready architecture from the ground up.
Launch & measure
We go live, connect analytics and call tracking, and submit everything to Google so it starts getting indexed immediately.
Support & grow
This is where others vanish. We monitor rankings, keep the site healthy, and keep adding pages that pull in more work.
Not a portfolio of mockups. A live business getting leads.
See what your site is costing you.
Send me your website. You’ll get a straight, plain-English audit: where you’re losing rankings, what’s broken for local search, and whether AI tools can even find you. No jargon, no obligation.