Hotels, restaurants, shops, practices, craftspeople: almost everyone has a website, and almost always it just sits there. I don't simply rebuild it for you and walk away. I guide you, step by step, in turning it into the tool that gets you found, brings you enquiries and works alongside you every day. We work through the numbers every month; you get the ones that matter.
Instagram is great, and if you have it, you're right to use it. But it does a different job. Your website is the base that every other road starts from.
The right pages for the right searches: whoever is looking for you finds you.
Google ads only where they're needed, on a small, measured budget.
Forms that don't lose anything, every contact recorded, quick replies.
What you're doing this week, published by you in two minutes.
Asking for them at the right moment, and showing them to people who are deciding.
I check what your website actually loads. If you need a cookie banner with Consent Mode v2, I install it myself: free after the analysis, no subscription.
When it makes sense, the website becomes the starting point for your internal workflows.
When the time is right, a tailor-made online shop.
An assistant that answers your customers, orders and stock that manage themselves.
Work done well takes time. Google rewards consistency, customers come back season after season, a reputation is built one month at a time. The first year is for measuring and assessing; over three years the results become visible and you really feel them.
We fix the foundations, build the pages that matter and switch on the measurements. At the end of the year we assess together what worked.
We strengthen what pays off, drop what doesn't, and open the new roads the first year pointed to.
The website largely works on its own: stable rankings, returning customers, tools that save you time every day.
A copy of the website as it is, Search Console connected, technical errors found and fixed. Privacy and cookies checked: if you need a banner, it's included. Above all: what people search for when they could be finding you.
The pages that matter, rewritten around real searches, not around what we think. FAQs, photos that open, copy that answers questions.
Forms that work and don't lose anything, every contact recorded. If needed, targeted ads where organic search doesn't reach yet.
Offers, events, news and flyers you publish yourself. Then tools tailored to your workflows, when they make sense.
Every month we process the data. Every three months we bring you a snapshot of where you stand: a few figures, what we've done, where we're heading. Plainly, without jargon.
We look at the week's numbers: searches, enquiries, what worked.
Saturday's dinner becomes an offer on the website, published in two minutes.
Google finds it; if needed, a small ad campaign pushes it locally.
Enquiries come in through the form, in order, and get an immediate reply.
The evening itself. The photos go onto the page, for those who come next.
Guests receive an invitation to leave a review.
None of this is difficult. What makes the difference is doing all of it, every week, all connected. That's where a small website becomes a business.
We process the data ourselves, every month: that's our job, and it's what we base our decisions on. You don't need a flood of charts.
Every three months we bring you a few figures and a snapshot of where you stand: how many people found you, through which searches, how many enquiries came in, what we did. And that's when we decide the next three months together.
To understand how to reach your goals, we need to know your business: how customers find you, what they ask for, how you work, what works and what doesn't. We need the information, the workflows, the ideas. And we need you to tell us when something happens: an event, an offer, a change.
If you think you can hand us the project and stop working on it, I'm sorry, but you've misunderstood. The path works because we walk it together.
Tell me what you do, what your website is like today and where you'd like to get to. In 30 minutes we'll know whether working together makes sense. I work with a few, carefully chosen clients: if the timing isn't right, I'll tell you.