You have no website at all
Customers look you up, find nothing, and go to the shop that has a site. You get a real one, on your own domain, in days.
If any of this sounds like your business, I can help.
These are the four things I get called about. Usually a business has two of them at once.
Your site looks old on a phone
Most people find you on a phone first. If they have to pinch and zoom, they leave. Everything I build is designed for the phone before the desktop.
Google does not show you
Wrong hours, missing address, no Business Profile, pages that were never indexed. I wire the whole thing up properly so search finds you.
You are losing calls and bookings
No tap to call, no directions, no way to book at 10pm when someone is deciding. Requests should land in your inbox while you sleep.
Sites I can show you right now
My own projects are here openly. Client work stays private unless the client gives me permission to show it.
E-commerce
A 14,947-item online store with live supplier inventory, searchable departments, individual item pages, and checkout.
A 400-SKU chainmail supply store with long-tail search pages, field guides, and a build calculator that turns project dimensions into a materials list.
Bookings
Automated lesson booking for a two-time PBA National Champion. Students choose an open time, Mike confirms by email, and the site handles the reply.
App ideas
A simple senior-game idea turned into a complete web platform: organizer tools, private rosters, class-code joining, safety guides, search pages, and an AdSense-ready content system.
A growing app network for idle games with boss timers, skill calculators, live market data, and searchable game databases.
Passion projects
Live World of Warcraft auction-house data for every realm across four regions, backed by more than 100 million price records collected and maintained around the clock.