Not on Google
They search. They find the place down the road.
Someone on Kilmarnock Road types “barber near me”. The chain round the corner pops up with prices, hours and a map. You don’t.
Folk nearby are searching for exactly what you do. I build fast, good-looking websites for Southside businesses, so they find you, trust you and get in touch.
Sound familiar?
Not on Google
Someone on Kilmarnock Road types “barber near me”. The chain round the corner pops up with prices, hours and a map. You don’t.
Broken or dated
Tiny text on a phone, a booking link that goes nowhere, a domain that’s quietly expired. Folk assume you’ve shut.
Facebook-only
“DM for prices” works for your regulars. New customers scroll past, and Google can’t read a photo of a chalkboard.
Every one of those is a booking walking down the road.
Here’s where I come in
I design and build every site myself, round the corner in Shawlands. No agency, no account manager, no call centre. Just me, from the first chat to the day you go live, and after.
The no-risk bit
I’ll design your homepage first, for free. Love it? We crack on. Don’t? You walk away owing nothing.
What changes
Set up properly for Google and your Business Profile, so folk nearby find your name, hours and prices first.
Tap to call, book or get directions, right where thumbs land. Fewer questions, more bookings.
A site you’re proud to put on the van, the menu and the shop window. Fast, clear and unmistakably you.
How it works
Tell me what you do. Within a few days you’ll see your new homepage. No cost, no catch.
A fixed price before anything starts. Pay once, or monthly. No jargon, no surprise invoices.
I build it, write the words and set you up on Google. The other half is due when it’s live, or split the price into 3 payments at no extra cost.
Your domain is registered in your name. Pay once and the site is yours, or pick a monthly plan and I’ll look after it.
Concept work
Three made-up Southside businesses, designed and built for real so you can see the craft. Have a nosy.
One-chair barber, Shawlands
A one-page site for a walk-in barber: prices up front, hours, and tap-to-call.
See the case study
Café and bakery, Southside
A four-page site for a café whose menu only lived in Facebook photos.
See the case study
Sole-trader electrician, Southside
A trades site built for trust and phone calls, with a quote form and area pages.
See the case studyPricing
Pay once. Free homepage mockup first, and you can split it into 3 payments.
A monthly plan. The site is built for you, then I look after it.
One page, live and easy to find
from £199
A proper site for a busy shop
from £349
Several areas, and a longer settle-in
from £549
Free mockup first. Or split into 3 payments, no extra cost.
Hosting, one edit a month, a plain report
from £19 /mo
A weekly read on the shop, and room to tweak
from £39 /mo
I’m in your corner every week
from £79 /mo
£49 setup, waived on Partner and for the first 10 founding clients.
Found a like-for-like quote from a Glasgow designer for less? I’ll match it.
A one-page site can be live within about a week, and a five-page site in two to three weeks. Most of the wait is usually gathering photos and text, and I help with both.
No. I can write the words, use quality licensed stock photos, or give you tips for taking great photos on your phone.
Every site is built with local SEO basics: page titles, descriptions, business schema, and help with your Google Business Profile. Nobody can honestly guarantee the number one spot, but you'll be set up properly.
Care is £19/mo: up to 3 pages, hosting, one small edit a month and a monthly report. Growth is £39/mo: up to 5 pages, a weekly Shop Pulse, three edits and the Review Booster. Partner is £79/mo: up to 8 pages, unlimited small edits, weekly posts and a monthly action plan. Setup is £49, waived on Partner and for the first 10 founding clients, who keep that price for life. After a one-off site’s first year, hosting alone is £8 a month.
Send me your business name and what you do. Within a few days you’ll see your new homepage, free. Like it? We crack on. Don’t? No hard feelings.
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