What we do, in detail.

Five ways we help, from the website out front to the tools behind the counter. Every one comes with plain-language advice and a real person on the other end of the phone.

Website design & management

Your website is usually the first hello a customer gets. We design and build sites that load fast, look right on a phone, and make it obvious what you do and how to reach you.

Then we manage it. That’s the part most agencies skip: updates, backups, security, the content change you emailed about at 9pm. Handled month after month, by the same people who built it.

What’s included

  • Design and build, in weeks, not months
  • Hosting, domain, and business email sorted for you
  • Monthly management: updates, backups, security
  • Content and photo changes? Just email us
  • A short monthly note on what we did and why

A good fit if: you want a website that’s looked after, not just handed over with a login and a “good luck.”

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Marketing & advertising

Being good at what you do isn’t enough if nobody sees it. We run advertising where your customers actually spend their time: Facebook, Instagram, and Google, plus digital billboards along the roads they drive every day.

We set a budget you’re comfortable with, write ads that sound like you, and report back in plain numbers: what it cost, who saw it, and what came back.

What’s included

  • Facebook & Instagram ad campaigns
  • Google ads: search, maps, and local results
  • Digital billboard campaigns on local routes
  • Ad copy and creative, written to sound like you
  • Reporting you can read in five minutes

A good fit if: you’d rather spend a set budget well than boost posts and hope for the best.

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Small business consulting

Sometimes you don’t need someone to do the work — you need someone to think it through with you. We consult on small business management, advertising, and marketing: what to prioritize, what to spend, and what to skip entirely.

You get straight answers from people who build this stuff every day, not a binder of recommendations you’ll never open again.

What’s included

  • One-on-one sessions, in person or on a call
  • Advertising and marketing plans with real budgets
  • Day-to-day management: pricing, workflow, tools
  • Honest advice, including “don’t spend money on this yet”

A good fit if: you want a sounding board that gives you answers, not homework.

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Custom-built tools

Off-the-shelf software makes you work its way. When the spreadsheet has grown into a monster, or you’re paying for three apps that each almost do the job, we build the tool that actually fits: booking, quoting, scheduling, tracking, whatever your week needs.

We build with modern tools (yes, including AI), so custom software costs a fraction of what it used to. And when it’s done, it’s yours.

What’s included

  • Booking and scheduling systems
  • Quote, estimate, and invoice calculators
  • Simple dashboards for the numbers you check daily
  • Internal tools that retire messy spreadsheets
  • Training, so your team actually uses it

A good fit if: there’s a task your team dreads every single week. That’s usually the one worth fixing.

Ask about a custom tool

Integrations & one-time setups

Not everything needs a monthly plan. Some jobs just need doing once, and doing properly: connecting the systems you already pay for, or setting up the accounts every business is supposed to have but nobody explains.

We set it up, show you how it works, and hand over the keys. If you never need us again, that was the point.

What’s included

  • Google Business Profile set up and verified
  • Business email and domain, done right
  • Connecting booking, payments, POS, and accounting
  • Review, analytics, and social account setup
  • A one-page, plain-language handover

A good fit if: you need it done once, properly, without signing up for a retainer.

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Not sure which one you need?

Tell us what’s going on. We’ll tell you what we’d do — even if the honest answer is “you don’t need us yet.”

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