How it works
You should not have to manage a website project. You react to the design. I do the rest, get it live, and then we look at the numbers together each month.
Already have a site? We start at the step that is still unfinished.
We launch when you are ready, not when a contract says two revisions.
Getting it live
Design first. Search next. Your photos after that. Then the domain. Then people can use it.
I send you looks. You say what is off. I change it. We do that as many times as it takes. Unlimited does not mean endless meetings. It means we do not stop at two rounds because a contract said so.
Point at what feels wrong. You do not have to design anything.
Once the look is locked, I do the search work. Titles, headings, local details, the boring parts that help Google, maps, and AI answers send someone to you instead of a competitor.
The pages are already agreed. Now they get your people, your work, and your place. Not stock that could be anyone's shop.
Send the photos only you have. I place them.
Your address stays yours. I point it at the new site so customers land on the real thing, not a leftover page or a temporary link.
If someone else holds the domain login, introduce me once.
The project part is over. Customers can find the site, see the work, and take the next step. Care starts now.
Keeping it working
Launch is not the last time we talk.
Each month I look at search, AI answers, and generated results. People call that SEO, AEO, and GEO. If a page slipped, a listing looks wrong, or a competitor started showing up, we talk about it. Then I make the change. You do not get a PDF to decode on a Tuesday night.
One conversation. I bring the findings.
Contact
New business, or one whose website went quiet. Say what you do, the towns you cover, and drop the link if you have one. I write back from Clovis, usually within a day. The first note is about your jobs, not a list of packages.