Get in touch
The easiest thing is to tell me what’s not working. You don’t need to know what you need yet, and you don’t need to have a budget in mind. Most first conversations start with “the website’s old and the enquiries don’t go anywhere”, and that’s plenty.
I’ll read it, have a look at whatever you’ve sent, and come back with whether I can help and roughly what it would involve. If I’m not the right person I’ll say so and, where I can, point you at who is.
Send me a note
Or email me at [email protected], or call 07857 071 001. I’m in Bristol and I work UK hours.
How I work
On my own, and with AI writing the code alongside me. I specify the work, make the decisions, test everything and own the result. That’s why one person can now do what used to take a team, and it’s why the judgement about what to build is the whole job.
I don’t do discovery calls with a script, and I don’t do proposals that run to forty pages. If the job’s clear after a conversation, you get a short written note saying what I’ll do, what it’ll cost and when it’ll be done, and that’s the agreement.
What things cost
I’d rather say roughly than make you ask.
A website, built to be found. From £5,000, with most between £6,000 and £15,000, for a site like the ones on the work pages, depending on how many pages there are, whether there’s an existing site with a history to carry over, and how much of the copy already exists. The Claims Bible rebuild was a bigger job than most because of the 690 pages and the regulatory work around them.
Hosting and looking after the site. From £200 a month. That covers hosting on infrastructure I run, the monthly audit, keeping the measurement working, small copy changes, and a written note each month of what I did and what the numbers say. It doesn’t cover new pages or new features, which get quoted separately.
Search, systems and ongoing marketing. Usually a monthly retainer, from £1,500 a month, with most between £2,000 and £4,000, with a list of what’s in it and a written note each month of what happened. Most of my longer relationships, Express Encapsulation over five years and Claims Bible since 2021, have run this way.
Regulated-sector work. Quoted per job, because the compliance work around it varies more than the marketing does. If you’ve already got a compliance function, it’ll cost less.
Those are ranges rather than prices because I haven’t seen your site yet. They’re here so you know whether we’re in the same neighbourhood before you write.
What happens next
You write. I reply within a couple of days. If it looks like a fit, we talk for half an hour, and after that you get the short written note. There’s no obligation at any point before you say yes to that note.
Tell me what’s not working.
I reply within a couple of days.