Help with an existing website, or a single job that does not need a full project. Charged at £75 per hour, or as one fixed price when the work can be defined.
Layout problems, broken features, plugin conflicts, updates and content changes on WordPress and static websites, including sites I did not build. I will look at the site first and tell you plainly what is involved.
A new feature, a set of new pages or a long list of fixes. Where the work can be defined, I quote one total price rather than leave you with an unknown hourly figure.
A complete website design for you, your team or another developer to build. You receive the finished design files, and the build can follow with me later if you want it.
Search Console set up or cleaned up, page titles and descriptions, site structure, speed fixes and local search basics. This is hands-on work on your website, not agency reporting. Monthly hour blocks can be arranged if you want it ongoing.
Google Analytics and Search Console connected properly, with a consent banner where it is needed. Business email through Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, including the domain settings behind it.
Secure UK hosting from £25 per month, or a move from your current host to a new one with the site, email and domain handled carefully.
For smaller or open-ended jobs the rate is £75 per hour. Before I start, I give you an idea of how long it should take, and I tell you if it is running over.
For anything with a clear scope, I quote a total price instead. You know the cost before any work begins.
I am not an SEO agency and I do not produce large reports. This is practical, hands-on work on your website, done by one person who knows it well.
If a job is not the right fit, I will tell you before we begin.
Small and open-ended jobs are charged at £75 per hour, and I tell you the likely time before I start. For defined work, such as a new feature or a batch of fixes, I give a single total price in advance.
Usually, yes, within reason. I have a look first and tell you honestly whether it is something I can improve sensibly or whether it would be better handled another way.
My work is mainly with business owners and organisations directly. I am open to working with an agency or another developer where it is a good fit for what I offer, so get in touch and we can see whether it makes sense.
No, and nobody honestly can. I can make sure your website is set up properly, fix what is holding it back and keep an eye on how it is doing.
No. SEO is a long-term investment and it is ongoing, not a quick fix. Results depend on your competition and on Google, which I do not control, and they can take months to show. In a competitive market, keeping up over time can end up costing more than the website itself.
For most businesses, yes. The visitors it brings are people who are already searching for what you offer, and they arrive without you paying for each click. The results build over time, and unlike advertising they carry on working when you stop spending. It rewards patience, and a website that is set up properly and looked after regularly is in a much stronger position.
Send me the details and I will give you an honest answer on whether it is something I can do well. If it is not a good fit, I will say so before any work starts rather than after.
Send me a few lines about what you do and what you need from a website. I will reply personally, usually within one working day, and tell you honestly whether a managed plan or a fixed-price build suits you better. There is no obligation.