Most web designers build a site that looks nice, hand it over and leave the SEO for later. Later rarely comes. Months on, the site still isn’t showing up, and the owner ends up paying someone else to fix pages that should have been built right in the first place.
My web design and website development in Liverpool works the other way round. Before any design starts, I look at what your customers search for and plan the pages around it. A page for each service, a page for each area that matters and a homepage that says clearly what you do and where.
Then it’s built on WordPress, phone-first, easy for you to update and with Google’s Core Web Vitals in mind. Titles, schema, Analytics and Search Console are all set up before launch, so Google and AI tools can understand your business from day one. If you’re weighing up a builder, here are the questions to ask a web design company first.
Because I also handle the SEO, hosting and day-to-day care, there’s no passing the blame between a designer and an SEO when something needs changing. You ring one person. Sites live on my UK hosting and get looked after through website management.
A website that works on a phone, loads quickly and gives Google everything it needs from day one.
The pages are mapped out from what your customers search for, before any design starts.
Built on WordPress so you can change words and photos yourself whenever you like.
Designed for the phone first, because that’s where most of your visitors will be.
Lean code and correctly sized images. No heavy page builders slowing everything down.
Click-to-call, WhatsApp and a simple form on every page.
Titles, schema, Search Console and Analytics all set up before the site goes live.
We have not looked back since hiring Pete and his team to create a new website for our business. He has gone above and beyond all my expectations. I can not thank them enough for the determination and effort they have put in to give us the best web design possible…
This is where rankings go to die if it’s done badly. Old page addresses vanish and Google loses track of everything you’d built up.
I map every old address to its new home and redirect it before the switch. Your rankings come across with you. My website redesign SEO checklist covers the rest.
From a blank page to a site that brings in work.
What your customers search for decides which pages the site needs, before any design starts.
A fast, phone-first WordPress site, with words that sound like you and answer what customers ask.
Redirects, Search Console and Analytics sorted at launch. Then weekly SEO to keep it climbing.
Thinking about a new site? Fill this in and I’ll look at what you’ve got now. I’ll tell you honestly whether it needs replacing or whether fixing it would do the job for less.
Ongoing SEO and website care is £125 a week, which is about £18 a day. Less than a couple of coffees.
An honest view before you spend anything.
Rather message? WhatsApp me on 07463 631121 or call 0151 402 0925.
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It depends on how many pages you need and what they have to do. Tell me what you’re after and I’ll give you a clear figure before anything starts. Ongoing SEO and care is £125 a week.
Yes. I’ll show you how to change text and photos. If you’d rather not, I can look after it for you.
I can. I’ll have a chat with you about how you work and write the pages from that.
Yes. Hosting and ongoing management are both available, so you’ve got one person to ring for everything.
Not if it’s planned. I redirect every old page address to its new home before the switch.
You do. The site, the domain and the content are yours once the build is paid for.
It depends on the size of the site and how quickly we get your content together. I’ll give you a realistic timeline before we start.
It’s widely used, easy to update and works well for SEO. If we ever part ways, plenty of other developers can work on it.
Yes. Every site is designed for the phone first, because that’s where most visitors will see it.
Often yours can be fixed for far less. I’ll tell you straight which makes more sense once I’ve looked.
