I fix websites that quietly leak leads.

Hiring someone to work on your website is one of those decisions where you cannot really tell good work from bad until the invoice has cleared. You should not have to gamble on it. I am [Your Name], based in [Your City, Country]. I work directly with small business owners across the US and UK who want their site to do its actual job — bring in qualified enquiries — not just look modern. Everything happens between you and me. There is no project manager handing your work around, no upsell deck, and no retainer that keeps charging long after the real work is done.

For the last [10+] years I have focused on the few things that actually move the numbers on a small business website: page speed, first-screen clarity, mobile usability, and the small conversion friction points that quietly lose buyers before they ever pick up the phone. Most of my clients are in different time zones, and that turns out to be a feature, not a problem. Briefs and walkthroughs are written down. Decisions do not wait for a meeting. Turnaround is measured in days, not weeks. When five minutes on a call would save a five-email thread, we get on a call. Otherwise, your inbox is the only place you will hear from me.

[I got into this work after watching too many small businesses pour money into redesigns that did not fix the real problem.] After enough projects, the pattern stops being a coincidence. The site usually is not broken — it is leaking. Slow images, unclear messages, forms that ask for too much, calls-to-action buried below the fold. Small fixes, not redesigns. Real numbers, not opinions. That is the whole job, and I am not interested in doing anything else.