Six sections · Answer what you can

Tell me what you actually need, and I'll come back with a real proposal.

Only your name and email are required. Everything else you can skip - a half-filled brief is still far more than a contact form, and I would rather have your real answers to six questions than invented answers to thirty.

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01 The website

What we are building, or what we are fixing.

What do you need?
02 Google Business Profile

For a business serving one city this usually matters more than the website. Why.

03 Social media

Only worth doing if each post supports visibility, proof, or something you sell.

Where are you now?
04 Content & blog

Content earns its place when it brings visibility, trust, or a better-informed customer. Otherwise it is cost.

Which languages does the site need?
05 Automation & measurement

The repetitive half of the work, and the part that tells you whether any of it worked.

What would you like automated?
06 The practical part

The two questions that decide what is realistic.

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Where do I send the proposal?

These two are the only required fields on the page. I read every brief myself - you will get a reply from a person, not a sequence.

Not ready for all that?

Just get the number first.

The estimator asks five questions and gives you a price range on the page. No email needed to see it.