Build · Things that get made once and then keep working
The site a company gets judged by. Built off positioning that already exists, structured to convert, and good enough that the size of your business stops being the first thing people guess.
A company whose website is actively losing them work. Where you win once you are in the room but keep not getting into the room, and where the site is the reason a buyer chose the larger-looking competitor without ever making contact.
It is the right product when the business is credible and the digital footprint is not.
Hand coded, every time. No page builder, no purchased theme, and no reliance on outside plugins. That is not craft for its own sake. It buys you two things directly, and two more that you only notice later.
Speed, because nothing loads that we did not put there. No plugin dragging in its own stylesheet and its own copy of a library so that one button can animate.
Security, because the usual way a site like yours gets compromised is through somebody else’s plugin rather than through the site itself. Taking that out removes the most common route in, and most of the Friday afternoon patching with it. It does not make a site invulnerable, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. Anything we write still needs updating, monitoring and sensible controls, which is what the care plan is for.
Then the two you notice in year two. It cannot rot quietly, because there is no subscription that can lapse and silently take a feature with it. And it can still be changed, because there is no template arguing with whoever edits it next.
Mobile first, not mobile squeezed. The small screen is designed first and the desktop layout is built out from it. Doing it the other way round is how you end up with a site that technically works on a phone and is unusable on one, which matters because that is where most of your buyers will meet you.
Search and AI answers are structural, not a task at the end. The information architecture, the headings, the internal linking and the way each page states what it is are all decided so that a crawler and a language model can both work out what you do and who you do it for. Optimisation bolted on afterwards is fighting a structure that was never built for it.
Structured data wherever the content earns it. Markup for the organisation, the services, and where relevant products, jobs, events and reviews. Where a search engine supports an enhanced result, that markup is what makes a page eligible for one: a rating, a price, a set of open roles. Eligible is the honest word. Nobody can promise inclusion, and Google retires formats when it feels like it, as it did with FAQ results in May. It is also the machine-readable version of what you do, which is increasingly how you get quoted rather than crawled.
Analytics and Search Console from day one, configured properly, tested with a real enquiry before launch, and explained to you so the reporting means something. Both in your accounts, not ours.
From £6,000, scoped against page count and complexity. Half on signature, half on launch. Includes the first month of care free, then Active at £500 a month on a twelve-month agreement. Your site, your domain, your accounts, always, with full handover inside fourteen days if you ever leave.
Also in Build
A small site that works properly, live in weeks rather than months, and built so it can grow later instead of being thrown away.
£1,750
Hundreds or thousands of pages that each answer one real search, so a firm in one town starts appearing everywhere its customers actually look.
£2,500 / £4,000 / £6,000 by pages delivered
Original research your market cannot get anywhere else, published as an asset that keeps producing enquiries long after the launch week is over.
£5,000
A guide that makes you the company with a point of view, built from your own framework and the voices of people your market already respects. No survey, no waiting on a response rate, and nobody else can publish it because it is your argument.
£3,500
A quarter of social made in one go and scheduled, so posting stops depending on somebody remembering.
£3,000
The material your salespeople keep asking for and never get, written once, properly, so every conversation starts from the same strong position.
£4,000
A live data product that makes you the source rather than another supplier. Something your market checks because it is genuinely useful, that nobody can copy by redesigning their website.
from £5,000, scoped individually
Tell me what your marketing is supposed to be doing and what it is actually doing. If those two things match, I will say so and you can have your afternoon back.
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