An audit of what already works.
We use Google Analytics and Search Console to find the pages that bring traffic and enquiries, the searches you rank for and the sites that link to you. You get a written keep, improve or cut list.
Build · Stage 01
When the site you have is costing you enquiries rather than winning them.
Sometimes the problem isn’t “no website,” it’s “this website is actively working against us” — slow, broken on mobile, or built for a business that’s since moved on. A redesign done properly doesn’t throw away what’s working (including your existing search rankings) — it fixes what’s broken and keeps what works.
Who this is for: a business whose current site is costing it enquiries rather than winning them.
We use Google Analytics and Search Console to find the pages that bring traffic and enquiries, the searches you rank for and the sites that link to you. You get a written keep, improve or cut list.
We record rankings, traffic and enquiries for your top pages, so after launch we're comparing against real numbers.
Every old address, including PDFs and images that get visits, is matched to its new page with a permanent (301) redirect. We test the map on the staging site before launch.
Thin or duplicate pages are merged, titles and descriptions that rank are kept or improved, and internal links are rebuilt.
The new site is built on a private staging copy, so customers never see a half-finished site.
We fix what slows your site on phones, measured with Core Web Vitals, and check the new design against WCAG 2.2 AA.
Analytics, the Meta Pixel, call-tracking numbers, form-to-CRM connections, your Google Business Profile link and your email all keep working after the switch.
Weekly checks for broken links, indexing problems and ranking changes against the benchmark, with a written before-and-after report on day 30.
You own: the new site, its content, the redirect map and the benchmark data.
You get the keep, improve or cut list and the baseline numbers.
A sitemap for the new site, with every old address mapped.
Homepage and key templates, with two revision rounds.
Content, redirects, forms and tracking moved across.
Every redirect, form and tracking tag tested, plus phones and speed.
Sitemap submitted, weekly checks, and a report on day 30.
Most redesigns take 6–10 weeks. Some ranking movement in the first few weeks is normal. The monitoring shows whether it's settling or needs action.