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Websites Built to Help Small Businesses Generate Business
Your business shouldn't look smaller online than it actually is.
Plenty of capable businesses lose work before the first conversation, simply because the website makes them look smaller, older or less certain than they are.
I build sites for local businesses, professional services, small companies and founder-led businesses — including those currently running entirely on referrals and social media, and those stuck with a site nobody can edit.
Who this is usually for
- — Local businesses
- — Professional services
- — Small companies
- — Founder-led businesses
- — Businesses relying entirely on referrals or social media
- — Businesses with outdated websites
Common symptoms
- — The site was built years ago and nobody can edit it
- — Traffic arrives, enquiries don't
- — It breaks or looks awkward on a phone
- — Enquiries land in an inbox and get lost
What's included
- Business websites
- Service websites
- Landing pages
- Website redesign
- Mobile-responsive design
- Lead capture
- Contact and enquiry systems
- Conversion-focused page structure
- Basic analytics preparation
- SEO-friendly architecture
Example deliverables
- — Designed and built responsive website
- — Enquiry form connected to where you actually work
- — Analytics ready to switch on
- — Simple way to update content later
A website should do more than exist.
Within a few seconds, a visitor should understand what the company does, why they should trust it, what problem it solves and what to do next.
That's the whole job. Everything else — the layout, the words, the structure — exists to answer those four questions quickly, on a phone, for someone who is only half paying attention.
Examples of work
- Replacing an outdated site with a mobile-first version the owner can update
- Restructuring service pages so each targets a real search intent
- Adding an enquiry flow that captures the detail needed to quote
- Building a focused landing page for one service or one campaign
Questions people ask
Tell me what's actually happening.
Describe the problem. I'll tell you whether this is the right service — or something simpler.
No jargon. No obligation. Just tell me what's happening.