Some businesses need all of it. Most need one or two. I'll tell you which after I've looked, and I'll tell you if the answer is that you don't need me right now.
There are no packages and no tiers here. Everything is scoped to the business in front of me and quoted as a fixed number before anything starts.
A site built for someone standing on a sidewalk holding a phone.
Who this is for. A business whose site is old, was built by someone who's gone, doesn't work properly on a phone, or was built to look good rather than to be used. Also anyone launching on a new domain.
What I do.
What changes. The people already finding you have somewhere worth landing, and can do the thing they came to do without working for it.
What you get. A finished site, on your own domain, in your own account, with everything in your name. Plus a walkthrough so you can update it yourself if you want to.
What this isn't. It isn't a template with your logo dropped in, and it isn't a redesign that changes the colours and leaves the structure alone.
The thing most people see before they ever reach your website.
Who this is for. Almost everyone. Most profiles I look at are half-built — claimed years ago, filled in once, and never touched since.
What I do.
What changes. You show up for the searches you should be showing up for, and you look like a business someone would choose.
What you get. The profile in your own Google account, under your own login, with a written record of what was changed and why.
Making sure everywhere else agrees with you.
Who this is for. Businesses that have moved, changed their phone number, changed their name, or have been around long enough that old versions of their details are floating around in places they've never heard of.
What I do.
What changes. There stops being a second, wrong version of your business out there competing with the real one.
What you get. A plain list of what was wrong, where, and what state it's in now.
Keeping it from drifting back.
Who this is for. Businesses that have had the work done and don't want to be the ones remembering to do it. This is the only service I sell month to month.
What I do.
What changes. Nothing quietly falls over, and you don't find out in March that your Christmas hours are still up.
Month to month. No annual contract, no notice period. If it isn't earning its keep, stop it.
Worth saying plainly.
Paid advertising. I don't run Google or Meta ads or manage ad budgets. What I do is the part that still works when the ads are switched off.
Social media management. I don't post to your accounts or run your channels. My work is your website and your Google listing.
Guaranteed rankings. Nobody can honestly promise you a position on Google, and anyone who does is selling you something they don't control. I'll show you where you are, fix what actually moves it, and tell you what changed.
Work I can't move. If I look at your business and the honest answer is that there isn't much worth paying me for, I'll say so. That happens.
I quote every job after I've looked at the business, and the number is fixed before anything starts. I don't publish package prices, because a price attached to a scope I haven't seen yet isn't information — it's a guess that one of us ends up paying for.
What you'll have before you decide anything: the scope, the timeline, what you receive at the end, and the number. In writing.
That's what the review is for. I'll look at your business and tell you — including if the answer is "none of this yet."
