36 services. One person to message.

Most businesses buy GoHighLevel and use a fraction of it.

When the drag-and-drop builder runs out, you need someone who can write the custom HTML, CSS and JavaScript, connect the API, and make GoHighLevel do what the templates cannot.

Speed to lead decides who wins the job.

Twenty-eight of my portfolio projects are ClickFunnels: opt-in pages, VSL funnels, webinar registrations, application funnels and ecommerce checkouts for coaches, course creators and agencies.

A funnel is a sequence, not a page.

Sending paid clicks to a home page wastes money.

Coaches and course creators hire me to make Kajabi and Kartra look custom and work smoothly: branded sites, sales funnels, course and membership structure, checkout and the email automation that sells the next thing.

An old site does not just look dated.

Marketing teams hire me when they need Webflow pages shipped this week, not next quarter.

Forty-seven of my projects are WordPress: Elementor and Divi business sites, advertorial landing pages, donation platforms, course sites and stores.

Elementor is the builder I have shipped the most WordPress sites on: 26 projects from local business sites to advertorial pages and ecommerce.

Designers and agencies send me the Figma file and get back a live, responsive build that matches it on every breakpoint.

Outgrown Wix? Tired of WordPress updates? Moving to Webflow or GoHighLevel? I move sites between platforms with every page, image and URL accounted for, redirects in place, and Search Console watched after launch.

Doubling conversion rate costs less than doubling traffic.

Moving a store is not just exporting a CSV.

Forty-one of my projects are Shopify stores: fashion, beauty, supplements, food, furniture, home services and more.

Shopify is good at selling and average at SEO out of the box: duplicate product URLs, thin collection pages, slow themes loaded with apps.

WooCommerce makes sense when the store is part of a bigger WordPress site or needs custom logic Shopify cannot do.

SEO does not have to cost $2,000 a month to work.

When someone searches for a plumber, dentist or roofer near them, three businesses show up on the map.

Your Google Business Profile is the first thing local customers see and the thing most businesses set up once and forget.

Before spending on a redesign, ads or SEO, find out what is actually wrong.

Most small-business Google Ads accounts waste half the budget on the wrong searches and send the other half to a slow home page.

Facebook and Instagram ads work when the funnel behind them works.

Leads come from ads, forms, calls and chat.

The useful AI for a small business is not a chatbot that talks about the weather.

Sites break quietly.

Patients pick a dentist the way they pick a restaurant: they search, look at the map, read reviews and book.

A dental website has one job: make it easy for a nervous person on their phone to book.

Homeowners check three contractors before calling one.

Roofing searches are local, urgent and expensive to buy with ads.

Most plumbing searches happen with water on the floor.

Roof buyers are anxious and comparing.

When the AC dies in July, nobody reads an About page.

Pest control is the trade I have built the most sites for: Vinx, Kingfish, Knockout, Greenway, Mint, Western Way, Axon and more across the US, Canada and the UK.

Sixteen of my projects are real estate: seller lead funnels, buyer guide pages, investor sites and coaching funnels for realtors.