Six steps in. Six checks out.
The process is the product. It's the reason a seven-page site costs $850 and arrives in under 45 days instead of taking a quarter and a retainer.
No meetings you didn't ask for.
You send the spec
Written brief, voice memo, marked-up screenshot, a call. Whatever's fastest for you.
Fixed quote in a day
Price and scope in writing, one business day. Nothing outside that scope is in the project.
Access in five days
We send one list. Google account tied to Analytics and Search Console, ad platform access, your content, your design direction.
We build
Content first, then design, then your approval on both together, then anything technical. We don't build backwards.
You approve
Nothing ships without your sign-off. Visual changes come with before-and-after screenshots.
We report
Monthly, on the first. What was requested, what was completed, what it did.
Six checks every build passes.
We execute your direction — we don't silently improve it. But the work still passes six checks before it ships, and if something in your brief trips one of them, you hear it once, in writing, with the reason. Then we build it your way. You're the CMO. You just won't be surprised later.
Every deliverable carries a number
Nothing ships without something to measure it by. "Five million impressions" is not a finish line and we won't report it as one.
No platitudes
If a direct competitor could run your sentence word for word, it isn't doing any work.
Headline and image agree
When the headline says one thing and the picture shows another, the visitor leaves before reading either.
Three or four, never five
Bullets, steps, icons, options. Five is where people stop reading and start scrolling.
Diagnose in order
Traffic with no leads: impression share, then time on site by channel, then engagement, then the CTA. Not the reverse.
Simple front, deep underneath
Clean pages for the reader. Full depth in collapsible sections so search and AI still get everything.
Why it's fast.
One address
Every request goes to one inbox, gets logged the same business day and lands with the right person. You're not chasing status and you're not cc'ing four people.
Path before work
Any task projected over 45 minutes gets its execution path reviewed before anyone starts. Confirming the approach costs ten minutes. Rebuilding it the right way costs a week.
Zero tolerance
Spelling and grammar checked on everything that leaves here, including page content. Coders own their own QC. Errors escalate, they don't get patched quietly.