What I do
The full package, from finding what's wrong to keeping the work coming in.
Your website is the hub of your business online. It's usually the first thing people see, and everything else in your marketing should be bringing people back to it.
It has three questions to answer. Who are you? What do you stand for? Why should I believe in you? If it can't answer them, it isn't doing its job.
I offer the full package. Here's how it works.
1. Find the problems
Every job starts here, because I do things properly. You can't fix what's broken until you know what's broken.
I look at your website and your numbers, what's being counted as a lead and whether it really is one, who's actually buying from you, and what happens when someone rings or fills in a form. You get a plain report of what's working, what isn't, and what I'd do about it. The review is sized to your business and quoted before it starts.
Not sure yet? Start with a free first look.
2. Come up with the fix
This is the part I love. Ideas, a plan, and a clear reason behind each one. Sometimes it's a new website. Sometimes it's a brand that finally says what you stand for. Sometimes it's as simple as making sure someone answers the phone.
3. Make it real
I don't hand you a plan and walk away. I make it happen, and that can include:
- websites built around those three questions, from service businesses to online shops and booking systems
- words, photos and video that look and sound like your business, shot at your place
- brand work, from a name and a look to a full overhaul
- SEO, your Google Business Profile, and tracking you can trust
- Google Ads, social media ads, TV and radio
- sorting out what happens after an enquiry comes in
When a job needs a specialist, I bring in people I trust, and you still deal with me.
4. Keep it coming
Once the foundations are right, ongoing marketing keeps the enquiries and sales coming in. Every month looks different depending on the business. What doesn't change is honest reporting, regular catch-ups, and me telling you when something's slipping.
Social media is part of that when it fits a wider campaign. I don't offer it on its own.
Questions people ask
What's the catch with the free first look?
No catch. Just a real human looking into your business, finding the weak spots and showing you where I'd start. It's also how I find new clients, and I'd rather earn your trust before you pay me anything.
Why does every job start with a review?
Because I do things properly. Without it, I'd be guessing at what's broken, and you'd be paying me to guess.
How much does it cost?
Every business is different, so every job gets a quote before anything starts. You'll know what you're paying for and what you're getting.
Do you work with businesses outside Northland?
Yes. Northland to Auckland, I'll get in the car and come to you. Further than that, it's a flight, and that gets worked into the quote.
Am I locked into a contract?
One-off jobs, like a review or a new website, are exactly that. If you like the cut of my jib after that, we'll work out what's next together. Ongoing marketing has a short minimum, because you won't see real results in a month. The details are in my terms.
Will you work with my current agency?
If they're good at what they do, of course, and I'll probably learn something along the way. If something isn't working, I'll tell you either way.
Do you do social media on its own?
Not on its own. As part of a bigger campaign, yes.
Who owns what you make for me?
You do. Anything you pay me to make is yours.
Do you use AI?
Every day. It helps me think faster and try more ideas. It doesn't know your business, and it can't stand in your workshop. That's my job.
Your Next Step...
Get a free first look
Book a 15-minute chat
Tell me what's going on with your business and I'll tell you whether I'm the right person to help. If I'm not, I'll say so.
