By the time we talk, your website already exists.

Most of what I sell is finished before you know my name. Here is what that actually looks like.

First, I build it

I find a business the way a customer would — search for it, fail to find it, notice what IS there. Then I sit down and do the job: read what your customers already say about you, write your services in plain words, set your hours, wire your phone number so it dials, and build the whole page. Then I open it on a cheap phone on a bad connection, because that is what your customers are holding.

All of that happens on my own time. There is nothing to imagine and nothing to pay for yet — when I call you, the thing I am calling about is already real.

Then you look

I send you a link. You open it on your own phone, in your own time, with nobody standing over you. If something is wrong, you say what is wrong — it is your business on the page, and you know it better than I do.

Then you decide

If you want it, we finish it properly and it goes live. If you do not, the link stays up for a month and we part on good terms. It costs you nothing either way, and I do not call twice to ask.

What every site gets, whoever it is for

Written so people call
What you do, where you work, what it costs to get started, how to reach you — at the top, in plain words, the number one tap away.
Fast, without making it the point
A slow page loses people before it says anything. Yours will not be slow on any connection. That is the floor here, not the pitch.
Built to be found
Your name, services and area set up so search engines read them properly. What that is worth over time, nobody can honestly promise — so I do not.
Yours, on your own domain
Registered in your name, with me as administrator. If you ever leave, it leaves with you. That is not a favour; it is how it should work.

See the work itself

Five kinds of business, five complete live sites — real prices, both colour schemes, every control wired the way a paying client's would be. The businesses are fictional and every page says so, because a portfolio that invents its own proof is not one. Open any of them and use it.

The Quarter Past Barbering sample site on a phone — headline, prices, and the booking cardTemplate C · sample siteQuarter Past Barbering

Book me” — Barbers, salons, tattoo, med spa

Open the working site
The Marrowstone Landscape sample site on a phone — price-anchored headline and the call cardTemplate A · sample siteMarrowstone Landscape Co.

We come to you” — Trades, cleaning, movers, IT

Open the working site
The Quiet Rooster sample site on a phone — full-bleed breakfast photography under the hours-first headlineTemplate B · sample siteThe Quiet Rooster

Come eat” — Restaurants, trucks, bakeries, cafes

Open the working site
The Tallow Creek Tax sample site on a phone — the IRS headline and the call cardTemplate D · sample siteTallow Creek Tax & Bookkeeping

Hire my expertise” — Attorneys, CPAs, advisors

Open the working site
The Thistledown Records sample site on a phone — nine thousand records and the visit cardTemplate E · sample siteThistledown Records

Come see it” — Boutiques, galleries, gyms, venues

Open the working site