Websites
The website decides who gets the call.
We plan, write, design and build it, and the hosting, the domain and the admin login stay in your name.
Why It Matters
Buyers choose before they call.
77%
of B2B buyers had their first conversation with the vendor they went on to pick
Source: 6sense, November 2025.
By the time your phone rings, the website has already made the case, or lost it. The shortlist gets built on websites, on the buyer's own time.
What You Get
The whole site and the plan behind it.
Strategy
A written plan of who buys and what makes them hesitate. You keep it either way.
- Words
Copy
Every page written in plain words that buyers and assistants can quote.
- Design
Design
One round of options and two of refinement, with real copy and real photos.
The Build
WordPress by default, with a custom block theme, no page builder and a short plugin list.
- Access
Accessibility
Built to WCAG 2.2 AA, and the score goes in your footer on day one.
- Speed
Speed Budget
Set before design starts, and its score goes in your footer too.
- System
Tracking
Set up at launch, along with the redirects.
Hosting
A managed host with caching, a CDN and automatic updates.
Ownership
The hosting, the domain and the admin login are all in your name.
Training
For your team, at launch.
30-Day Check
A look at the numbers we said we'd move, 30 days after launch.
What We Build
Six layers make a website that sells.
Layer 06 Design
Art direction, type and motion that give every page a job.
Layer 05 Words
Plain answers to the questions buyers ask, written so people and assistants can quote them.
Layer 04 Proof
Case studies sorted by client type and reviews with their dates.
Layer 03 Access
Built and tested to WCAG 2.2 AA, from contrast to keyboard use.
Layer 02 Speed
A speed budget set before design and tested on real phones.
Layer 01 System
HubSpot forms, booking, follow-up and the pipeline behind them.
A short guided tour that plays on its own, with 33 blocks you can switch off and test yourself.
How It Runs
Nine weeks from kickoff to launch.
Book this week and kickoff is Monday, October 19. Launch lands the week of December 14.
Plan
Weeks 1 and 2
Week of October 19
Who buys and what makes them hesitate. You keep the written plan either way.
Design
Weeks 3 to 5
Week of November 2
Real copy and real photos, one round of options and two of refinement. You see it move before it's built.
Build
Weeks 6 to 8
Week of November 23
Built on your CMS to the speed budget and WCAG 2.2 AA. The scores go in your footer on day one.
Launch
Week 9
Week of December 14
Redirects, tracking and training, then a 30-day check on the numbers we said we'd move.
Questions
The questions buyers ask before they call.
What Does a Website Cost?
It depends on how many page layouts you need, how far the design and motion go, what the site connects to and whether an old site and its redirects move over.
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Nine weeks from kickoff to launch. Two weeks to plan, three to design, three to build and one to launch.
What Do You Build On?
WordPress by default, with a custom block theme, no page builder and a short plugin list, on a managed host with caching, a CDN and automatic updates.
Who Writes the Copy?
We do. Copy is part of the Websites service.
Will the Site Be Accessible?
Yes. Every site is built and tested to WCAG 2.2 AA. Text holds its contrast, buttons are big enough to hit, and every control works from a keyboard.
What Happens After Launch?
A 30-day check on the numbers we said we'd move. After that, Website Care is optional.
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