I build clean, fast websites, fix Google listings, and set up online booking for independent shops around Pittsburgh — the kind where the owner is on the floor. No agency, no retainer, no runaround. You deal with me.
A one-page site that loads fast on a phone, shows your work, and makes it obvious how to reach you. Yours, on your domain. If your current site is hijacked, broken, or a template from 2014, this is the fix.
When someone searches "near me" at 11pm, your Google Business Profile is what they see first. I claim it, fix the hours and photos, and make sure the link goes somewhere that doesn't embarrass you.
A form or booking link that actually works, so people can request an appointment without DMing you at 2am. Consults, deposits, class schedules, studio time — set up the way your place already runs.
Want ads after that? I run Google Ads too. But the three things above come first, because ads sent to a bad website are money set on fire.
Tell me your shop. I'll look at your site and your Google listing and tell you, honestly, what's broken and what it costs to fix.
One fixed price, agreed up front. You send photos and hours; I do the rest. No surprises on the invoice.
The domain, the site, the Google listing — all in your name, with your logins. If you ever want to leave, you just leave.
I've spent years building websites and running Google Ads for small businesses — the kind where the owner is also the person answering the phone. I know what a bad website costs because I've seen the numbers.
I started this because the places I actually like — tattoo studios, detailers, the boxing gym, the recording studio, anywhere with real craft and a real scene — mostly have terrible websites, and nobody local is fixing that. So I am.
I read every message and reply myself. No sales team, no auto-responder.