Website Presence Build

Your business has changed.
Your website should catch up.

I redesign websites for established businesses and organizations whose current site no longer reflects what they do—or helps new people understand, trust, and take the next step.

Select projects start at $3,500

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This is for a specific kind of moment.

There’s already something real behind your website. But your services, your audience, or your ambitions have moved on. The site may exist, but it isn’t helping people see the business you’ve become.

  • You’ve added services or programs, but the website still tells the old story.
  • Your reputation is stronger than your website makes apparent.
  • New visitors don’t quickly understand what you do or where to begin.
  • You’re trying to reach people beyond the network that already knows you.

The goal isn’t just a prettier website.

People who already know you bring their trust with them. New visitors need more from the website: a clear explanation of what you do, reasons to feel confident in it, and an obvious way to move forward. That’s what the redesign is built around.

Real client transformation

A&R Asset Recovery
Making the actual service clear.

Kathy helps people recover money they may be owed after a foreclosure or tax sale. Her old website made that specialized work look like general financial advice. The rebuild brought the real service into focus.

BeforeBroad financial-services messaging
AfterA specific problem. A clear next step.

The opening changed from “Hello I’m Kathy, your partner in securing a bright financial future” to “You may be owed money after a foreclosure or tax sale.” A new visitor can now see what the business does and whether it may apply to them.

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Challenge
The existing site didn’t clearly explain Kathy’s specialized service. Generic messaging and imagery made it harder to understand why someone should contact her.
Approach
Lead with the customer’s actual problem. Organize the experience around eligibility, the recovery process, Kathy’s story, fees, common questions, and consultation.
Result
A focused, distinctive website that represents the business clearly and gives prospective clients a coherent path from first visit to consultation.
Explore the full before and after

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BeforeBroad financial-services messaging
AfterA specific problem. A clear next step.

Engagement

A considered rebuild.
A clearer way forward.

The project brings strategy, structure, content direction, design, and development together. We work out what the website needs to say and do, then build it around that.

  • Positioning and site strategy
  • Page structure and content direction
  • Custom responsive design and development
  • A clear contact or inquiry path
  • Basic analytics setup and launch support

Clarify → Shape → Build

A focused process.
About four weeks, from direction to launch.

  1. 01

    Clarify

    We start with what has changed: your services, your audience, your goals, and what the current website isn’t saying clearly enough. You bring your knowledge of the business; I help shape it into a clearer direction.

  2. 02

    Shape

    I organize the pages and messaging around what a new visitor needs to understand, then develop a visual approach that gives the business a considered, credible presence.

  3. 03

    Build

    I design and build the website, with room for your feedback, refinement, and launch polish. We make sure the next step is clear and the site works across screen sizes.

Investment

Select projects start at $3,500

Most builds fall between $3,500 and $6,000 depending on page count, content needs, and integrations. We agree on the scope, timing, and investment before the build begins.

The first conversation is about what you need and whether I’m the right person to help.

Start a conversation

Tell me what has changed

Share your current website and a little about what you need it to do better. A few sentences are enough. I’ll review your inquiry and follow up by email with a clear next step if the project seems like a fit.