Every website I've built for my own businesses had to earn its keep — fill a calendar, sell a ticket, book a stay. Yours gets built the same way: fast, beautiful on a phone, and pointed straight at the customer picking up the phone.
Not just a website — the whole front door of your business: the site, a professional video, and Google, all set up right and owned by you.
Designed for your business, built phone-first — because that's where your customers will see it. Fast, clean, and easy to update when things change.
I come to your business with real cameras and twenty years of filmmaking, and shoot a video that shows people who you are and what you do. It goes on your site, your Google profile, and everywhere else it can work for you.
Your Google Business Profile claimed, fixed, and filled out — photos, hours, services, your new video — so you show up when someone nearby searches for what you do.
Flat and in writing before any work starts — and it won't change after. One good job for most contractors pays for the whole thing.
While I'm at your place filming, I don't shoot one video's worth — I capture everything. The crew working, the machines running, the details customers never see. One day on-site can fill a library of clips.
That library is what feeds the posting machine on the Social page — so the $5,000 doesn't just buy a website and a video. It buys the raw material your business can post from for months.
A web company gets paid when the site ships. I got paid when my sites worked — when the booking came in, the ticket sold, the inquiry landed. That's a different way of building. Every page, photo, and button on your site is there because it moves a customer closer to calling you.
And because I automate the busywork — the follow-up emails, the posting, the reminders — your website doesn't just sit there looking nice. It feeds a machine that keeps working after the visitor leaves.
Call me. I'll look at what you have, tell you what I'd build, and quote you the package on the spot.