Sites built for two audiences at once: the person deciding whether to hire you, and the system, search engine or AI, deciding whether to show you. Fast, bilingual, measurable, and free of plugins that break every three months.
Book a call →Almost every company has a site. Very few have a site that works. The difference shows fast: people visit, nobody writes, and when you ask where the last client came from, the answer is never the website.
The causes are usually the same. The site is slow, it feels cramped on a phone, the content talks about the company instead of the client's problem, and there is not a single page answering exactly what people type into search.
And now there is a new audience: the AI models answering questions without anyone visiting your site at all. If your information is not structured so they can read and cite it, you simply do not exist in that conversation.
The site you are reading is the proof. I built it, I rank it, and I carry the consequences when something drops.
I have built platforms serving thousands of people at once, not just brochure pages. That changes how I think about a site: infrastructure and speed first, design second, and content written to answer something concrete instead of filling space.
I have also fought the other side, the one almost nobody explains: entities, structured data, indexing, canonicals, hreflang, and how to show up well when the one searching is not a person but a model. I recognize the pattern behind why a site does not rank, and it is almost never the keyword.
I work on edge infrastructure, without fragile dependencies. A site that does not lean on twenty plugins is a site that does not go down on a Friday night or force you to pay someone to keep it alive.
The goal is not traffic either. It is that the right person arrives, understands in ten seconds what you do, and knows exactly what the next step is.
A full corporate site usually lands between four and low five figures depending on page count, languages and whether systems need integrating. Ongoing SEO work is quoted separately and monthly. If your current site only needs targeted fixes, I will say so and we do that instead of selling you a new one.
Technical fixes show up in weeks. Content-driven ranking is a months-long job, and anyone promising you first place in thirty days is selling smoke.
I can, and sometimes it is the right call. But if the goal is speed and control, I prefer building without depending on third-party plugins that break on their own.
Yes. I write the main pages with you, because content is exactly where this is won or lost.
It is part of the work. It means structuring your information and your entity so a model can understand who you are and cite you without inventing.
I audit it first. Often it is better and cheaper to fix and rewrite than to start from zero.
One call to see what you have today and what it needs to bring inquiries. If you only need two fixes, I will tell you which two.
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