A site that loads fast and asks for the call
Most small business sites fail at two things. They take too long to load on a phone, and they never plainly ask anyone to get in touch. Fixing those two usually matters more than a redesign.
Proof
“Mike was so helpful. We were getting the runaround from this company for building our site and the cost kept increasing. Spoke with Mike, told him our situation, and he built us an amazing site that is honestly better than what the other company gave us.”
The Work
- A fixed number before I start. Not an hourly meter you cannot see.
- Fast on a phone. Compressed images, minimal plugins, a theme not fighting itself.
- Built to convert. The phone number and the form where a thumb already is.
- Yours to run. WordPress, with the training to change your own content.
- Search-ready from day one. Proper structure, real page titles, clean redirects.
Asked Often
Can you fix my existing website instead of rebuilding it?
Often yes, and it is usually cheaper than a rebuild. Speed problems, broken forms and missing calls to action can be fixed on most sites. I will tell you honestly which one you actually need.
Do I own the website when it is finished?
Yes. Your hosting, your domain, your site, built on WordPress so you are not locked into a proprietary builder. I hand over the keys and you can take it anywhere.
How much does a small business website cost?
I quote a fixed number before starting rather than billing hourly. The price depends on how many pages you need and whether the content exists yet. No meter running that you cannot see.
What if I already paid another company and it went wrong?
That is one of the most common ways people find me. Send me whatever you have and I will tell you what is salvageable and what is not, before you spend anything else.
How long does it take to build a website?
A straightforward small business site is usually a few weeks. The delay is almost never the build. It is waiting on photos, copy and decisions.