What I offer
Five things, handled properly, by someone who does all five. The build, the upkeep, the measurement, the advertising, and the honest read on what to fix first all come from the same place.
What I offer
Choose a service to see what it includes, why it matters, and how we would start.
Most websites do not fail all at once. They drift. Plugins go stale, pages get slow, forms quietly stop sending, and nobody notices until a customer does. I keep that from happening.
A managed site stays fast, secure, and current without you thinking about it. You get one experienced person who already knows your site, instead of a ticket queue or a new freelancer every time.
We talk about your site and how much attention it actually needs. I quote a flat monthly number that fits, and it scales up or down as your needs change.
Sometimes the right move is a new page, a rebuild, or a whole new site. I design and build it, and I write the content, so it launches complete instead of waiting on three other people.
Because I handle design, development, and content myself, nothing gets lost between a designer, a developer, and a writer. The site you get is the site we talked about.
A build can be a one-time project or folded into ongoing management, where I maintain your current site while building the new one. Either way, we scope it in a conversation first.
Traffic you cannot measure is traffic you cannot improve. I set up the tracking properly and then use it to make real decisions.
A lot of sites have analytics that are installed but broken, double-counting, or measuring nothing useful. Clean data tells you where visitors come from and what they do, so every change is based on evidence instead of guesses.
Usually part of ongoing management, or a one-time setup and audit if you just need the foundation done right.
Google Ads is the most direct way to reach people who are actively searching for what you offer, and it is where I have spent the most time. It is also where organizations get overcharged the most.
Many agencies charge a markup that can run several times the actual cost of the clicks. I manage Google Ads for 25% of your ad spend, so more of your budget goes to reaching customers and less to management fees. I focus on lowering your cost per click and making every dollar do more.
Available on its own or as an add-on to website management. We start with your goals and budget, and I build the campaign around them.
Not sure what your site actually needs? Start here. An audit gives you an honest, prioritized picture of what to fix, what to leave alone, and what is not worth your money.
You get a straight answer. If something on your site is not worth doing, I will say so. An audit is a low-commitment way to get expert eyes on your site before deciding on anything bigger.
A one-time engagement. Many audits lead into ongoing management, but there is no obligation.
Ways to work together
No rigid packages and no published prices. The right shape depends on the size of your site and what you actually need, so we scope it together.
A defined project with a start and a finish. A new site, a rebuild, a campaign microsite, or a set of landing pages.
Tell me what you are building and we will scope it together.
Let's scope itA monthly working relationship. I keep the site updated, secure, and improving instead of quietly aging.
Tell me about your site and we will scope the right monthly rhythm.
Let's scope itA focused review with a written action list. Useful on its own, and a sensible first step before anything larger.
Tell me where the site stands and we will scope the audit.
Let's scope itTools
Freelance · Contract · Fractional
That is a normal place to start. Tell me what is going on with the site and I will tell you what I would do first, whether or not you hire me to do it.