Squamish websites that make the next step clear.

Most of my work is on sites that already exist. Some of it is new. Either way the job is the same: make it clear what you do, where you work and how to get in touch, then make sure that route works.

The first thing I check on any site is the path a customer takes on a phone: from the Google result, to the page, to the phone number, form or booking button, to your inbox. If that path breaks, the rest of the site cannot do its job.

You probably do not need a new platform. On most of the sites I look at, the platform is not the problem: it is what is on the page and whether the contact path works. I check that before I ever recommend a move.

I look at the Google Business Profile at the same time, because it is often the first thing people see. The two guides below cover what I check.

Each case says what I did, what the owner did, and what was not measured. Most of this work improved sites the owners already had.

We start with a free 20-minute conversation. If there is a project in it, it runs in four steps.

Projects normally start with a 50% payment. The balance is due after you review and accept the work.

Focused projects start at CA$2,500. A full website gets its own quote after we talk. Writing the content, photography, moving from another platform and connected tools all change the scope, so the starting price is not a promise of a full website.

If you want help beyond one project, an ongoing partnership starts at CA$3,000 a month for 12 hours of direct work.

All fees are in Canadian dollars. Agreed software costs and taxes are extra.

I’m based in Squamish. I don’t publish a street address. I meet clients at their business or by video.

In Squamish, I can come to you. In Whistler and Pemberton, in person when it helps, otherwise by video. On the North Shore, North and West Vancouver, by video. I don’t have a published North Shore case yet.

Start by asking whether a repair would do. A rebuild makes sense when the platform fights every change, the structure cannot hold the services you now offer, or nobody you trust can edit the site.

If we do rebuild, working page addresses and useful pages come with us. Redirects, search settings and connected forms get planned, not left to chance. A new look is not a reason to lose a page customers already use.

Send your website address and one thing that is not working the way you want. People ask the same question every time. They cannot find a service. They start booking and stop. They get in touch without the details you need. Any of those is a good place to start.

The first 20-minute conversation is free.