Ad management
Google or Facebook ad campaigns aren't what I do. I'll point you to someone who runs them well and won't oversell.
Ask who I recommend →Written down before any work starts. The price is the price for the work. It doesn't move up if you mention you can afford more, and it doesn't move down by cutting corners you'd notice.
For businesses with nothing yet, or with a site past saving. We open with a 45-minute call where I ask about your customers, your busiest months, your competition, and the calls you wish you were getting.
Then I write the site. Words first, design second. Two rounds of revisions before launch. By the time you see a design, the copy is already locked, which is the opposite of how most agencies do it and is one of the reasons these sites actually convert.
What's included50% before I start writing. 50% before the site goes live. No milestone games, no surprise scope fees.
Your current site has bones. Photos. Copy that mostly works. A few years of reviews and a page structure clients already recognize. It just looks and runs like 2018.
Everything in the from-scratch build, minus the writing time we don't need. 30-day post-launch support included.
I keep what's working. Rewrite what isn't. Rebuild the chassis underneath. The visual language moves forward without throwing away the SEO you've spent years earning.
This is what Loftin Law Group and Armor Title both got. Usually cheaper than a from-scratch build because most of the content's already there.
What stays, what goesSites that nobody watches drift. Loading slows down. Plugins fall out of date. Forms quietly stop sending emails for three months before anyone notices.
Care covers all of that, plus a quarterly check-in where I send a one-page report and we decide whether anything needs changing. Most months you won't hear from me. That's the point.
What care coversNo tiers, no upsells, no annual lock-in. If you cancel I hand you the site files and a list of hosts that can take it from here.
The site is slow. The form isn't sending emails. Google says it's not mobile-friendly. Your old developer went dark and you can't get into your own domain.
Send a sentence describing what's broken. I'll usually be able to tell you on the phone whether it's an hour of work or three. Most of these end up being an hour or two.
I don't take on one-offs from businesses I haven't talked to before unless someone I trust referred you. The math on a $250 invoice doesn't work otherwise.
You describe the problem. I quote a max number of hours. If it takes less, I bill less. If it takes more, that's on me.
If a project doesn't fit, I'll tell you the same day and point you somewhere good. A few common ones I send elsewhere.
Google or Facebook ad campaigns aren't what I do. I'll point you to someone who runs them well and won't oversell.
Ask who I recommend →I'll work with the brand you have. If you need one made from scratch, I have a short list of designers I trust.
Ask who I recommend →Shopify stores, mobile apps, custom booking platforms. None of those are this studio. I know who builds the good ones in this region.
Ask who I recommend →If someone's quoted you $1,200 for a five-page site, take it. Some businesses don't need what I build. That's a real answer, not a sales tactic.
What to do instead →Or call (337) 555-0000 and we'll figure it out together. No charge for the call or the proposal.