Three ways this usually goes.
Build it, make it get found, or licence something already built for your industry. Most projects are one of these. If yours is something else, say so and I'll tell you whether I'm the right person.
Sites and apps built to load in under a second.
Order systems, booking flows, client portals, marketing sites — the things a spreadsheet stopped being able to do about six months ago. Every site ships passing Core Web Vitals on mobile, because that is the bar Google grades you on.
- Design and build, from a blank repo to a live URL.
- Lighthouse 95+ on mobile, verified on the production URL — not a lab score on a laptop.
- Schema markup, sitemap, canonicals and Search Console set up on launch day.
- The repository in your GitHub organisation, yours from the first commit.
The half where Google starts sending you people.
Most agencies build and leave. SEO agencies optimise sites they cannot change. Doing both means the fix gets shipped the same week it is found, instead of sitting in someone else's backlog.
- Technical audit: indexing, canonicals, structured data, internal linking.
- Core Web Vitals work measured in field data, not lab scores.
- Content architecture — which pages should exist, and what each one is for.
- Search Console and analytics configured so you can see it working.
Already built for your industry.
Some problems have been solved already. Where I have built something for one business in your sector, you can licence it and be running in two weeks instead of funding four months of development.
- A working demo with your data before you commit to anything.
- Setup, migration from whatever you are on now, and training.
- Customisation where your process genuinely differs.
Tell me what you need and you'll have a price in 24 hours.
A paragraph is enough to quote from. No discovery call first.
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