Websites that get found. Any platform, any size.

Sites that load fast, read well on a phone and are structured to rank, whether that's five pages or five hundred.

The problem

Our site looks fine, but nobody finds it.

We've outgrown our site, and every change breaks something.

Who it's for

Built for businesses like yours.

  • Practices and service businesses
  • Online stores
  • Organizations with a lot of content
  • Brands with many locations
  • US businesses serving Spanish-speaking customers

What you get

Everything it takes, done properly.

The build

Custom design, built mobile-first. WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Kajabi or hand-coded, whichever fits the business, not whichever I like. English, Spanish or both.

SEO from the foundation

Before any design, I plan how the pages connect and which Google searches each one should win. Then the technical side gets handled: speed, how Google reads the site, and the titles people see in the results.

Structured data (schema)

Behind-the-scenes labels that tell Google exactly what your business is, what you sell and where you work, so your listing can show extra details like hours and answers right in the results.

Online stores

Product and category pages organized to show up in Google, filters and search that help people find what they want, and product details Google can read.

Big and multi-location sites

Each location's details are entered once, and the site builds its pages, its business details for Google and its own checklist of what's missing. Hundreds of pages, all consistent.

Launch and after

Old links redirected so the rankings you already have aren't lost. Visitor tracking and Google's own reporting set up, and a walkthrough so your team can make changes.

The method

What makes a site rank.

Most sites don't fail in Google because of one big mistake. They fail on the basics nobody planned. These four come first on every build.

  1. 01

    Structure before design

    Every page has one job and one search it should win, and the pages link to each other in a way Google can follow.

  2. 02

    Speed on a real phone

    Most visitors arrive on a phone, often on a weak signal. Pages are built light, so they load before people give up.

  3. 03

    Details Google can read

    Business details, services, products and answers are labeled in the code, so Google understands them instead of guessing.

  4. 04

    Pages that answer the search

    The words on each page match what people actually type, in the way they type it, in English or Spanish.

Built for scale

Enter a location once. The site builds the rest.

For brands with many locations, every page, every detail Google reads and every quality check comes from one record.

Example record · Brightwater Car Wash
Location: San Antonio, TX
Hours
7 AM to 8 PM daily
Services offered
10
Team members
4
Area served
32 ZIP codes
Coordinates
29.4241, -98.4936
  • Location page
    Hours, team, map and directions
    1
  • Service pages
    One for each service at this location
    10
  • Business details for Google
    Labeled so Google connects every location to the brand
    ✓
  • Quality checks
    Missing photos, hours or search descriptions get flagged
    ✓

Platforms

Whatever fits the business.

WordPress

Content-heavy sites, service businesses and big multi-location builds.

Shopify

Most online stores, from a few products to large catalogs.

Webflow

Design-led marketing sites your team can edit visually.

Kajabi

Courses, memberships and coaching businesses.

Hand-coded

The fastest option of all, for sites that rarely need edits.

How it works

Five steps. No surprises.

  1. 01

    Audit

    Your current site, where it shows up in Google today, and who's outranking you.

  2. 02

    Plan

    Which pages you need and which Google searches each one should win.

  3. 03

    Design and build

    Phone first, on the platform that fits. You see it as it grows.

  4. 04

    Launch

    Old links redirected, tracking set up, and the site watched from day one.

  5. 05

    Grow

    New pages and fixes, based on what's actually bringing people in.

Questions

Asked often.

Which platform should I use?

It depends on what you sell and who will edit the site. WordPress suits content-heavy and service businesses, Shopify suits most stores, Webflow suits design-led marketing sites, and Kajabi suits courses and memberships. Hand-coded is fastest of all when edits are rare. I recommend one after our first call, and I'm not loyal to any of them.

Can you fix my current site instead of rebuilding it?

Sometimes. I start by looking at how the site is built, how fast it is and how it shows up in Google. A recent site with good bones is often worth fixing. Older sites, especially ones built years ago on outdated themes and plugins, usually cost more to patch than to rebuild, and keep breaking after you patch them. Either way, you'll get a straight answer and the reasons behind it before you spend anything.

Do you do SEO on sites you didn't build?

Yes. I review how the site is organized, how fast it loads, how Google reads it and what each page says, on WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and more, then fix what's holding it back.

How long until I see results in Google?

Technical fixes can show up within weeks, once Google revisits the site. Ranking for competitive searches usually takes months. You'll see what's moving in Google's own reporting along the way, so it's never a guess.

Can I edit the site myself afterwards?

Yes. You get a handover and a walkthrough, so changing text, photos or prices doesn't need me.

Can my site work in English and Spanish?

Yes, with each language written properly and set up so Google shows the right version to the right people.

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