Sometimes All It Needs Is A Little Love
You might not need a new website. You need the three things that are bugging you fixed, and someone who won’t quote you a full rebuild to do it.
Small Fixes, Real Difference.
Something's Broken
A form that stopped sending, a page that won't load right, a plugin update that took the layout with it. Send me what's wrong and I'll tell you what it takes to get it fixed.
Something's Slow
Slow sites lose people before they ever see your offer. I'll find what's dragging it down, whether that's images, plugins, or the hosting itself, and fix what's fixable.
Something Needs A Change
New services, new prices, or a page you've been meaning to add for eight months. The stuff you don't want to spend your time doing.
WordPress Website Design
When the fix list keeps growing, a rebuild can cost less than patching. If your WordPress website is slow, outdated, or built on a theme nobody can safely update, rebuilding is usually the cheaper answer. I’ll look at your website and tell you honestly which side of that line you’re on.
Content Marketing
Once the site runs as it should, the next question is what will bring customers to it. Blogs, guides, and pages that answer what your customers are actively searching for.
SEO Services
A working site that nobody can find is a problem. If your traffic never started, or just never recovered from a previous design, that’s a different fix.
The Website Tune-Up Service
Three things I check on every site I work on, and usually where the problems are hiding.
Security Upgrades
Older WordPress versions and un-patched plugins are how sites get hijacked. Most owners find out when it's too late. I keep things updated, lock down the obvious holes, and make sure a real backup exists before I touch anything.
Performance Upgrades
People leave slow sites. Usually the culprit is oversized images, too many installed plugins doing little to nothing, or a hosting provider that wasn't built for WordPress. I find what's dragging it down and fix what's fixable.
Searchability Upgrades
A lot of sites are invisible to Google for pesky technical reasons: missing page titles, broken structure, pages nobody told Google existed. That's a fixable without a full SEO campaign, and it's usually the first thing worth doing.