Three services that are really one thing: a website people can find. Take all
of it, or take the piece you're missing.
DesignBuildOptimizeMeasureGet cited
01 — Design & build
A site that looks like you, and loads like it's free.
Custom design, hand-written code, no drag-and-drop scaffolding underneath it.
Fast because it's small, not because it's been squeezed through a plugin.
Design
Custom layout & type system
Brand colors, or a palette built with you
Mobile-first, tested on real devices
Two rounds of revisions per page
Build
Semantic, crawlable HTML
Performance budget enforced at build
WCAG-minded contrast & keyboard nav
Deploy, DNS & SSL handled
Content support
Page-by-page content plan
Copy editing on what you write
Full copywriting available as an add-on
Image sourcing & optimization
Handover
You own the code, domain and accounts
A short video walkthrough
Editing docs written in English
30 days of post-launch fixes included
02 — SEO foundations
The plumbing nobody sees and everybody needs.
Search is mostly a technical problem wearing a marketing costume. Fix the
technical part and the marketing part gets dramatically easier.
Technical audit
Crawl & index coverage
Redirect chains, 404s, canonicals
Core Web Vitals & render blocking
Mobile usability & HTTPS issues
Keyword & intent
Real search volume, not vibes
Intent mapped to page type
Competitor gap analysis
One primary query per page
On-page
Titles & descriptions written, not generated
Heading hierarchy that makes sense
Internal linking architecture
Image alt text & file naming
Local & measurement
Google Business Profile tune-up
NAP consistency & citations
Search Console & GA4 configured
A dashboard you can actually read
03 — Answer engine optimization
Be the source, not the skip.
A growing share of searches never reach a results page. Someone asks an
assistant, gets a paragraph, and moves on. AEO is the work of making sure your
business is inside that paragraph.
Worth knowing
This site is itself an AEO reference build — valid structured data on every page,
an llms.txt at the root, and open crawler access for AI agents.
View source any time.
Structured data
Schema.org JSON-LD, validated
Organization, Service, FAQ, Article, Product
Entities wired together with @id
Rich result eligibility checked
Quotable content
Question-shaped headings
Direct answers in the first sentence
Facts stated once, consistently, sitewide
Definitions an assistant can lift cleanly
Machine access
Content in HTML, not JavaScript-only
Deliberate AI crawler policy in robots.txt
An llms.txt summary for assistants
Clean sitemap & canonical signals
AI visibility tracking
Prompt set built for your category
Monthly citation checks across assistants
Share-of-answer vs. named competitors
Findings turned into next month's edits
Three ways in.
Starting prices for scoping. Your real number comes after the call, in writing,
and doesn't move.
Audit
The Once-Over
$950Fixed · 1 week turnaround
You have a site. You want to know why it isn't working. This tells you, in order of what to fix first.
Add-ons available on any package: full copywriting, e-commerce setup, migration from
another platform, additional page templates, and photography direction.
Before you ask
Scope, money, and timing.
What does a project actually cost?
Audits are $950 flat. Builds start at $6,500 and land where they land based on page count, copywriting needs and whether e-commerce is involved. Ongoing work is $1,200 a month. You get a fixed number in writing before anything starts, and that number doesn't change unless you change the scope.
Do you require a long contract?
Builds are project-based, so there's nothing to cancel. The ongoing package has a three-month minimum — SEO genuinely can't show anything meaningful in less — and after that it's month to month.
Who owns the website when it's done?
You do. The code, the domain, the hosting account, the analytics — all in your name, all handed over. There's no proprietary platform holding your site hostage and no fee to leave.
Can you work with my existing developer or designer?
Yes, and it's often the cheapest option. If you already have a designer you like, I'll do the build and the search side. If you have a developer, I'll hand over specs and structured data they can implement.
Do you guarantee rankings?
No, and nobody honest does — no one controls Google's index or an AI model's training. What I guarantee is the work: a technically sound site, valid markup, real content strategy, and transparent reporting on what's moving.
What industries do you work with?
Mostly small businesses, independent brands, service providers and creative practices — the ones competing on being genuinely good rather than on ad budget. If you're a hundred-person company with an in-house team, I'm probably not your best fit.
Not sure which one?
Describe the situation in a couple of sentences. I'll tell you which package fits — or that you don't need one.