Websites that
pay their way.
A good-looking site is the easy part. Mine are built to be found, trusted and acted on.
An illustration of a website being built, ending with a new enquiry arriving from Google.
It’s never just the website.
A site earns its keep through the details around it. These come with every build.
- Keyword research firstPages written around what people actually search for.
- SEO done properlyTitles, descriptions and structured data on every page.
- Speed as a featureFast pages rank better and keep visitors around.
- Ready for AI search (GEO)Structured so ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Claude and Perplexity can read, understand and cite you.
- Policies draftedPrivacy, cookies and terms to fit the site. Final sign-off stays with you.
- Forms tested to your inboxNot just to a success message.
- Everything in your nameDomain, accounts and logins, documented from day one.
It might not need rebuilding at all.
Slow, invisible on Google, forms going nowhere? Most of that can be fixed. I’ll tell you honestly which it is.
Six stages. No surprises.
- 01
A conversation
What the site is for and who it has to persuade. Free.
- 02
Options, with a quote
Sometimes a fix, sometimes a rebuild. A fixed quote on each.
- 03
A first version
Real and clickable, not wireframes.
- 04
Review, together
You say what’s wrong. Nobody has to be polite.
- 05
Fine tuning
Wording, images, speed and the search groundwork.
- 06
Launch, without the drop
Old addresses redirected, Google told, forms tested.
Recent builds
All work →
The things people ask about websites.
Anything not here, ask. Questions are free, permanently.
How much does a website cost?
It depends on what the site has to do, not how many pages it has: a shop, bookings, or something that talks to what you already run. You get a fixed quote before anything starts, and you pay in steps.
Can you fix my existing site rather than rebuild it?
Often, yes, and it’s the first option I put on the table. A rebuild only gets recommended when it’s genuinely the better route to a site that works.
Do I own the site when it’s finished?
Yes. The site, the domain and the accounts are in your name, and that stays true if I host it. Hosting is a service, not custody.
Do you host websites?
You choose. I can hand everything over, documented and in your name. Or I host it and keep it running on Google’s infrastructure, in European data centres, with security certificates handled automatically.
Will it show up on Google?
The groundwork is part of every build: keyword research, proper titles and structured data, and a fast site, which is a ranking signal.
What about ChatGPT and AI search?
More people now ask ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Claude or Perplexity instead of searching. Generative engine optimisation (GEO) is making your site easy for them to read and quote: plain answers, structured data and AI crawlers let in. It’s built into every site. Nobody can honestly guarantee a mention, and I won’t pretend otherwise.
Do I get a privacy policy and terms?
Yes, drafted to fit what the site actually does and to Jersey law where it applies. I’m not a lawyer, so final sign-off stays with you.
Can it connect to my booking or accounting system?
Usually. Bookings, shops, customer records, stock and accounts can generally be wired together, so an enquiry becomes an appointment without anyone re-typing it.
What happens after the site goes live?
You’re not left on your own. Questions stay free, permanently. Anything that turns into a real job gets a fixed quote first, and the quote is a ceiling, not a target.