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I build bespoke websites — and sort the Google Business Profile, socials and details around them — for North East barbers, cafés, salons, trades and new local businesses, so customers can find you, trust you and get in touch.
These are concept builds, created to show how different businesses need different routes to trust, contact and booking — not one repeated template.
Prices, proof and a one-tap booking route in the first screen — a barber's site has exactly one job.
Certification up top, services in plain sight, one amber button — built to turn trust into callbacks.
Hours, menu and where to find it — served warm, no scrolling required.
Send a website, Facebook page, Instagram profile, Google listing — or just a line about what you do — and I'll send back the 3 things I'd fix first.
Builds £250–£450 flat · optional care from £30/month · everything stays in your name.
The focus is small businesses where the next customer needs quick confidence: what you do, where you are, what it costs, whether you're trusted and how to get in touch.
A strong website is the centre of it. From there, the same thinking can support bookings, enquiries, Google Business details and social links when they matter.
A bespoke site built from a blank page — ideal for new businesses or local firms that have relied on word of mouth and social pages for too long.
Improve an old, thin or confusing site so it better reflects the business behind it — without rebuilding more than you need.
Make it easy to book, call, ask a question or request a quote, with the right action repeated where customers are ready to use it.
Tidy the links, wording, photos, social profiles and your Google Business Profile so customers see one consistent, trustworthy version of your business.
No endless pages — just the things a customer needs to choose you. Tap any item to see what it means.
Designed around how people actually browse local services — most of your visitors arrive on a phone, so that's where it's built to work first.
What you offer, set out plainly, with starting prices or quote guidance so customers aren't left guessing what it costs.
Call, message, form or booking link — front and centre, repeated where people are ready to act, never buried.
Map, areas served and opening hours, easy to find — the details people check before they commit to visiting or calling.
Reviews, photos, experience or qualifications, shown where you have them, so a new visitor has a reason to believe you. Real photos beat stock every time — and if you don't have professional images yet, that's fine; a strong first version can launch without them.
The listing that appears on Google Search and Maps. Set up from scratch or tidied to match your site — hours, photos, services and contact details all telling the same story.
Page titles, descriptions, local wording and clean structure, so you stand a fair chance when nearby customers search for what you do — with no overnight-ranking promises, because honest ones don't exist.
Most websites and listings go stale because nobody has time to keep them current. Small updates, new prices, fresh photos and a monthly once-over can be handled without you chasing.
No complicated tech project — most builds go from first look to launch in around 1–2 weeks, once your content, photos and key details are ready.
I look at your website, social page, Google listing or starting point and find the obvious friction.
We decide what a customer needs to see first, and the one action the page should drive.
I create the first version — clear layout, useful wording and a proper contact route.
We adjust the wording and details until it feels true to your business.
It goes live, checked on mobile, with a clear handover of what you own and how it works.
All I'll need from you along the way: what you do and your prices, any photos you have, contact details, the areas you cover and your opening hours — plus links to any socials or your Google listing. That's it.
A good online presence does not need to be complicated. It needs to show what you do, where you are, why people trust you and what customers should do next.
Design that helps customers act — not decoration that only looks impressive.
No jargon, no forced agency tone — just the information customers need, written clearly.
One strong website first; bookings, Google Business support and social links added when they are useful.
Most small businesses can start with one strong page. If it shows your services, builds trust and makes contact easy, it can beat a bloated five-page site — and you can always add more later, once the first page is earning its keep.
Often yes. If you already have a site, social page or Google listing, the first step is working out whether it needs a tidy-up, a clearer customer route or a proper website around it.
You do — outright. Domain, site, content, logins: everything is registered to you from day one, so you're never locked in or held to ransom.
No. Social pages can be a useful starting point. A website gives customers one stable place to find your key details, while your social profiles and Google listing can still support it.
A flat price agreed up front, in clear terms, before any work begins. You'll know the cost before you commit to anything.
No website yet? Just tell me what you do and how customers currently find you. You don't need perfect branding, professional photos or a big plan to start — and you won't be chased afterwards. I'll send the suggestions and leave the decision with you.