I build websites out of the Hunter Valley
This is home, so it is the one part of the country where I already know what the businesses are up against. The work itself goes anywhere in Australia.
Nearly every business I talk to is in one of two situations. Either there is no website at all, and everything runs on a Facebook page and word of mouth, or there is one somebody else built and it is not doing anything. Slow on a phone, impossible to change, or just never what was asked for.
Neither of those is a design problem exactly. They are both the same problem: the business has outgrown how it looks online, and nobody has had a spare week to do something about it. That is the job.
Everything I build is custom code. No page builders, no templates, no theme somebody else is also using down the road. It is worth saying out loud because a lot of what gets sold to small businesses around here is the opposite of that, and it is why so many of them end up stuck.
Towns with a page of their own
I am writing one properly at a time rather than putting up a dozen at once with the name swapped over, which is what most of these pages are. Each one is about that town or it does not go up.
If your town is not on that list it changes nothing about what I can do for you. The page is a piece of writing about a place, not a service area I am limited to. Send me a message wherever you are.
What it costs, before you ask
Every price is published, which is unusual enough in this trade to be worth pointing at. Builds, monthly plans and add-ons are all on the one pricing page, with what is included in each. You can work out whether this is worth a conversation before you have one, which is the whole idea.
The case studies are the honest version of what that buys: two live sites, one of them for a recovery studio in Muswellbrook, with what the problem was and what got built.
It starts with a conversation.
Tell me where your business is at. If you’ve already got a website, send the link and I’ll tell you straight what’s letting it down. If you haven’t, we work out together whether one would earn its keep.