Websites first. Then everything else.

The features you need and your budget decide it. A small business that needs only a few pages and a form is often best served by a fully custom site, which has fewer dependencies and less to maintain. Larger or more ambitious projects benefit from a fuller platform. How much you want to edit the site yourself after launch also matters, because the more advanced platforms are easier to change without code. I recommend WordPress for most clients.

Yes. On WordPress and other editor-based platforms, I walk you through editing text, photos, and simple pages, and I provide written training to refer back to. If you would rather not, I can handle updates for you.

Yes. Whether it's on WordPress, Wix, Webflow, Shopify, or something else, I can refresh it or move it to a platform that fits you better.

Yes. Some of these features connect to your existing CRM, and others rely on subscription services that I can connect your website to. We cover these needs at the start and build a plan around them.

Yes. All of these can be added. We discuss what you need and plan the build around it.

Yes. If you use HubSpot, BenchmarkOne, Mailchimp, or another marketing platform, I install the forms and tracking scripts that connect it to your new website.

Yes. Every site I build works on phones, tablets, and desktops, and it follows accessibility best practices from the start, such as readable text contrast and keyboard navigation. If you need more thorough testing, such as WCAG 2.1 AA, we include it in the project scope.

Yes. I submit your site to Google so it can be crawled and indexed, and I handle the technical on-page SEO, such as page titles and meta descriptions. Backlink strategies are not included.

A new site usually becomes visible to Google within a few days to a couple of weeks. Meaningful ranking improvements usually take 3 to 6 months.

Yes. Local search is a priority, especially for Greeley and Northern Colorado businesses. A Google Business Profile is one of the best ways to appear in local results, and I can help you build one.

Yes. Writing is the most important factor in AI search. I shape your content around the questions your customers ask and answer them clearly, which builds your authority as a reliable source of information.

Yes. I add structured data so search engines and AI tools can read who you are, what you offer, and where you work.

No. Rankings change constantly, and no one can promise a specific position. Ranking well takes ongoing work on your side: publishing regular blog posts so the site always has fresh content, keeping social media accounts active, and earning links from other authoritative sources. I'm glad to help you pursue all three.

Yes. I set up both, and you are an administrator on each.

Yes. I have been a professional graphic designer since 2009, and I design logos and branding to fit your business and industry. The Work page has examples.

Yes. I create business cards, flyers, sell sheets, signage, and other design work to match your site.

I don't manage social media accounts. I design the profile images, banner images, and graphics or videos that you post.

Yes. I have designed Black Friday sale emails, newsletters, event announcements, and autoresponder emails from CRMs, along with other campaigns.

I make animated logos, video intros, and full motion graphics videos, and the Work page has examples. Animation takes time, so expect around $400 per minute of finished video. I quote every project individually before starting.

I offer three monthly care plans. Keep-Up is $99 per month and covers WordPress core, plugin, and theme updates, security and uptime monitoring, 30 minutes of small edits, and a monthly report. Growth is $199 per month and adds a monthly Google Analytics and Search Console review, a quarterly SEO check, and 1.5 hours of edits or design. White Glove is $399 per month and adds a monthly SEO check, 4 hours of design, same-business-day response, and a quarterly strategy call. Work beyond your plan, such as new pages or features, is estimated and built at an hourly rate.

A one-page report. It shows whether your site was up, what I updated, anything I held back and why, the date of your last backup, and your domain and SSL renewal dates.

Hosting depends on the platform, but it is usually set up and paid for in your name. A care plan covers a backup before every update, security fixes, software updates, and malware cleanup.

Older sites sometimes run plugins that break when updated, and some plugins need a paid license to update. I test updates one at a time with a backup first, and I hold back anything that puts your site at risk. Held-back items are listed in your monthly report, so nothing is hidden.

I usually respond within one business day. The response might be a quote for the job or the update itself. Most website changes take a few business days.

Yes. I prefer written training, so you have a document to return to when you update the site. If you prefer live training or a screen-capture video, just let me know.

Bugs are fixed for 30 days after launch. After that, small fixes fit inside a care plan, which starts at $99 per month, or I can quote them as a new project.

It will with regular maintenance. Technology goes out of date quickly, and security holes are discovered and fixed all the time. The longer a site sits untouched, the more likely it is to develop security problems. A care plan handles this for you. I take a backup, test each update, and hold back anything that could break your site.

Yes. Every care plan starts with a baseline SEO and AI-search check. Growth adds a quarterly check and a monthly review of Google Analytics and Search Console, and White Glove runs the check monthly.

No. Hours reset each month, which keeps the price low.

Extra work is billed at my normal hourly rate, and I tell you before going over.

Yes, in any month. Just ask.