A website that works is not a brochure. It takes bookings while you're with a customer, answers the questions you answer twenty times a week, and shows up when someone searches for what you do.
I start from how your business actually runs, then build around it. What you sell, who walks in, what eats your week, what you keep explaining on the phone.
That means no theme bought off a shelf and bent into shape. The site follows your trade, your words and your customers, which is also what makes it rank for what you actually do.
A site built for your trade, fast on a phone, readable by people who are standing in a queue.
The pages that earn their place: what you sell, who you are, how to reach you, and the questions people keep asking.
Your business on Google, properly: listing, local search, and the structured data that lets search engines and AI assistants describe you correctly.
Ordering, bookings or enquiries plugged straight in, so the site does work instead of sitting there.
You shouldn't have to change your payment terminal, your diary or your accountant's software because of a website. I connect what you run today.
Payments and point of sale, online bookings and calendars, delivery platforms, accounting. If there's a sensible way in, I use it, and I'll tell you straight when there isn't.
The domain, the hosting and the listings are set up in your name, never mine. If you ever leave, you take everything with you, passwords included.
I'm one person in Daylesford, so you deal with me from the first conversation to the handover session, and you can call me afterwards.
Thirty minutes, no obligation. Tell me a bit about your business and I'll come back with two or three things I'd build or automate first.