Portfolio: websites that bring local clients in
Every project below started from the same brief — a local service business that needed to be easy to find, easy to trust and easy to contact. Scroll through the sites and see what that looks like in practice.
Memberships booked straight from the phone
The studio was losing enquiries to a link-in-bio page that listed classes but never asked for the booking. The new site opens on the schedule, keeps a call button in the thumb zone on mobile, and gives every trainer a short profile so first-time visitors know who they will be training with.
- Class schedule
- Mobile-first booking
- Trainer profiles
- Google Maps
Before-and-after work that sells the estimate
Renovation buyers compare three or four contractors before they pick up the phone. The site leads with before-and-after sets from finished projects, states plainly what a typical job costs and how long it takes, and closes every section with the same request-an-estimate form.
- Before / after gallery
- Transparent pricing
- Estimate form
- Local SEO
A menu that stays current without a developer
The owner rotates the roast list every few weeks and wanted to stop emailing updates to someone else. The menu, hours and holiday closures are all editable in place, and the address, opening hours and directions sit above the fold for anyone who found the shop from their phone.
- Editable menu
- Opening hours
- Directions
- Instagram feed
My name is Alexander
10 years as a Chief Operating Officer (COO) in marketing and web development — I know how to show your clients the value of your services and turn your website into a steady flow of enquiries.
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