Your problem
Most people look you up on Google before they call. If they find nothing — or find a Facebook page last updated two years ago — they move on, to a competitor. A well-made business website stops exactly that leak of customers.
The solution
Building a business website: what we actually build
We don’t sell you “a five-page website”. We build a path: someone lands on the site from a search, understands within ten seconds what you do and for whom, finds proof that you’re good at it, and has one clear action at hand — to write to you or call you.
That’s why every page has a job. The home page answers “what do you do and for whom”. The service pages answer the concrete searches your customers make. The portfolio page brings the proof. The contact page has no other job than making that first message as easy as possible to send.
Who it’s for
For small and medium businesses that win their customers through referrals and local searches: practices, workshops, service companies, consultants, builders, salons, small manufacturers. In other words, businesses where trust is earned before the first conversation — and the website is the first thing that earns it.
If you sell products online with card payment and delivery, you don’t need a business website but an online store. If you already have a website that looks good but nobody finds it, the conversation is about SEO.
Why WordPress
Because you stay in control of your website. WordPress runs a third of the internet, has documentation in every language and can be taken over by anyone — including another team, if you ever want that. We don’t tie you to a proprietary platform that only we can maintain and that you pay a subscription for as long as the website exists.
Technical foundation
Fast and ready for Google, from the ground up
A new website doesn’t climb the results on its own. But it can start out with the whole technical side done — and that’s included, not billed separately: a clean URL structure, a title and description for every page, a correct heading hierarchy, structured data for Google, a sitemap submitted for indexing and Search Console connected.
The same goes for speed: compressed, lazy-loaded images, no dead weight in the code, a check against Core Web Vitals. A slow website loses visitors before anyone gets to read anything — and Google notices too.
What’s not included here is the work of ranking for competitive keywords: keyword research, content published consistently, authority earned over time. That’s a separate discipline with its own rhythm — you’ll find it under SEO.
Next step
Tell us in two lines what your business does and what you’d like from the website. The first conversation is free and comes with no obligation — if the conclusion is that you don’t need a new website, we’ll tell you so to your face.