Websites built to convert, then found
New builds and renovations on WordPress, from sitemap to live, copy included.
Sitemap, wireframes, copy, build, speed and tracking, in that order, because a pretty site with borrowed words converts nobody. Renovations when the bones are fine and the conversion isn’t: this site you’re reading is one.
Sound familiar?
- You’ve paid for 3 websites and none of them has a form that goes anywhere useful.
- Your designer asked you to “send the copy over” and the project died there.
- The site is beautiful on the designer’s portfolio and invisible on Google.
- Updating one sentence means paying someone $150 and waiting a week.
Related: Only the conversion is broken? Conversion Rate Optimisation fixes pages without rebuilding the site.
How it works
Plan
Health Check plus a page plan: what exists, what goes, what each page must do. No design until this is signed.
Write, then build
Copy first, design around it. Words sell; the design’s job is to not get in their way.
Launch and measure
Redirects mapped, tracking live, and a 30-day check that traffic survived the flip.
Questions
Why WordPress?
You own it, it isn’t rented, every developer on earth can work on it, and on decent hosting it’s fast. I build on SiteGround and hand you the keys.
Do you work with my existing designer?
Happily. I’ll own the plan, the copy and the conversion; they make it beautiful. That split produces the best sites I’ve shipped.
How long does a build take?
A renovation: 2 to 4 weeks. A new build: 6 to 12, and the variable is almost always content decisions, which is why the plan comes first.
Not sure this is the one?
Book the call and bring the problem. If a different service fits better, I’ll say so, and if none of mine do, I’ll point you somewhere honest.
Book a 20-minute fit callOr start with the Marketing Health Check.