Your services, one page each
Each practice area, talk or service explained in depth, so the right client recognises their problem.
Websites for consultants, advisors and independent experts: what you do, the experience behind it, and an easy way to start the first conversation.
Each one started as three free concepts. Open the site, or read how we built it.
Drawn from the sites above. Every business is different, so yours gets what it will actually use.
Each practice area, talk or service explained in depth, so the right client recognises their problem.
Past engagements and the results they measured, set out plainly.
A page that names the people you work with, and the people they answer to.
It starts with what the visitor wants help with, so the first reply can be useful.
Where you want it, a blog and pages you can edit yourself without writing code.
Live on your firm's address, set up for you.
Fifteen minutes by phone or email about your business, your customers and what the site needs to do. No long questionnaire.
We design three homepage concepts for you, each with its own layout, positioning and colors. They cost you nothing, and there is no obligation.
Choose the direction that feels most like your business, or take the parts you like from each. We refine it with you until it is right.
Only then do we build the full site, typically with a first draft inside a week, and launch it on your own domain when you are happy.
No. That is what the three free concepts are for: you see three different directions and choose one, or mix the parts you like.
Yes, where you need to. Historian For Hire's site runs on WordPress, so its pages and blog can be updated without writing code.
Yes. Engineered for Life sells its book through the site.
No. Messages come through a contact form and go straight to your inbox, so your address is never published for scrapers to find.
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You don’t have to know what your website should look like. We’ll design three different directions, free, before you decide whether to work with us.
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