Everything your website needs, worked every week.
These are the tasks that go on a website list: building new pages, changing the look, moving off platforms that hold you back, and keeping it all current.
▣New sites and landing pages
A full site, or a single page that does one job well.
- A new site built in code, from scratch
- Landing pages for ads and offers
- Service pages written for your customers
- Contact, quote and booking pages
✎Redesigns
A new look without starting the business over.
- A fresh design on the content you have
- Copy tightened page by page
- Old pages cleaned up or retired
- Redirects so nothing breaks in Google
↻Fast look changes
Changing the look used to be a project. Now it's a task.
- New colors, fonts and layout
- Seasonal banners and promos
- New photos swapped in
- A new homepage when the offer changes
✚Extra sites for new services or areas
Claim more ground than one site can.
- A second site for a new line of business
- Pages for the areas you actually serve
- A one-offer site for a launch or event
- Each one checked so it helps, not filler
⇄Migrations
Get off the platform you're stuck on.
- HubSpot, Wix or Squarespace to WordPress
- Or to GoHighLevel or plain code
- Pages, images and forms moved over
- Redirects mapped so search traffic follows
▲Speed and SEO basics
The groundwork visitors and search engines expect.
- Fast load times on phones
- Titles, descriptions and headings set
- Sitemap, schema and Search Console
- Broken links and missing pages fixed
◉Forms and tracking
A site that can't tell you where calls come from is guessing.
- Contact and quote forms that reach you
- Call and form tracking set up
- Analytics and Tag Manager checked
- Leads sent to your inbox or CRM
⚙Ongoing edits every week
Your site stays current because changing it is easy.
- New hours, prices, staff and photos
- New blog posts and service pages
- Small fixes as soon as you spot them
- Anything else digital on your list
The build happens once. The edits never stop.
A new site, a redesign or a migration is a project. It gets broken into pieces and worked over the first weeks until it's live.
Edits, new pages, speed checks and fixes are recurring. They go on the list as you think of them, and small ones usually get done the week you ask.
The honest limits.
- Promising rankings or traffic. Nobody honest can.
- Fake reviews, made-up awards or claims about your business you can't back up.
- Paying for your domain, hosting, ad spend or software. Those stay on your card.
- Copying someone else's site, photos or text.
- Copy-paste pages for every town on the map. If a page doesn't help a real visitor, it doesn't go up.
Not sure where your task falls? Bring it to the free call and I'll tell you straight.
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