Services

A website you own, and the system that keeps it working.

Most small business sites are built once by someone who disappears, and then rot quietly for three years — wrong hours, dead phone number, enquiries landing nowhere. I build the site, connect what sits behind it — your Google listing, enquiries, booking, follow-up — and then I stay and keep it running.

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Why "Flywheel"

The site is the hub. Everything else connects to it.

Your website is the only piece of marketing you actually own — not rented from a platform that can change its rules on a Tuesday. Get that right and everything else gets easier: the Google listing has somewhere to point, the ad has somewhere to land, the customer has somewhere to check your hours at 8pm. That's the flywheel. Start anywhere else and you're pushing uphill.

Local search Enquiries Booking Reviews Kept current Ads, later Your website
01

See

Before you commit

  • Your current site put through thirteen checks, with the evidence
  • A hand check of how enquiries reach you: forms, Google listing, booking, reviews
  • A real homepage built for your business, not a template preview
  • Ad copy written for what you actually sell
  • $150, and it comes off the build if you go ahead
02

Build

Your online foundation

  • A five to seven page site built to turn visitors into customers
  • Looks right on phones, loads fast, forms land in your inbox
  • Set up so Google can find you — in search and on the map
  • Your Google Business profile done properly: hours, photos, services, review link
  • Every form and booking landing in one inbox you actually check
  • Online booking set up where it fits your business
  • Registered in your name, on your account — you own all of it
03

Keep

The part everyone skips

  • Hours, prices, photos and specials updated when they change
  • Small changes done by a person, not filed as a support ticket
  • Backups and monitoring, so a bad day is a bad hour instead
  • Review requests written for you to send after a job, with your direct review link
  • A monthly report in plain English: what I changed, what came in, what I'd do next
  • Flywheel Home — one address showing your site, what's been done to it, and the enquiries it brought in. Rolling out to founding clients first.

Start where your business is.

Five founding spots for Eugene businesses at founding pricing, in exchange for a case study. Prices go up as the roster fills.

The front door

The Demo

$150
credited in full against your build
  • Your current site audited — thirteen checks, with evidence
  • A real homepage built for your business, yours to keep
  • Ad copy written for what you actually sell
  • No contract, no auto-renewal, no follow-up sequence

Every engagement starts here — you see the thing before you buy the thing.

If you build, the $150 comes off the price, so the demo cost you nothing. If you don't, you keep the audit and the page and we part as friends. That's the whole risk.

What comes after the demo:

Flywheel Launch

$750–1,500
one-time build and setup
  • 5–7 page custom website
  • Looks right on phones, contact forms included
  • Set up so Google can find you, with visitor counts you can see
  • Google Business profile set up properly
  • Enquiries and booking wired up and tested
  • Your domain and hosting in your name — you own everything
  • Two rounds of revisions included
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What I recommend

Care + Flywheel Home

$75–100
per month, starting the day you launch
  • Content updates and small changes, done for you
  • Hours, prices, photos and specials kept true
  • Backups and monitoring
  • Review requests written for you to send
  • A plain-English monthly report
  • Flywheel Home — your site, its change log, your enquiries
  • Cancel whenever; the site is yours regardless
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What about ads? Once your site is live and converting, running local ads is the natural next step, and we'll talk about it then — never before. Sending paid traffic to a site that doesn't convert is the most expensive mistake in local marketing, and I'd rather turn the money down than take it early. Ad budget always sits on your own card, in your own account, paid straight to the platform.

On hosting: your domain and hosting account are registered in your name and paid by you directly. I hold access and do the work. It means you can fire me on a Tuesday and walk away with your entire website, which is how it should be.

What Care looks like

The monthly report, in plain English.

Every Care month ends with a short note from me. No dashboard to learn and no jargon: what I did, what came in, and what I'd do next.

This example is made up, including the numbers. Yours would be about your business, and it reads the same records you can see in Flywheel Home.

Example report · made-up numbers

Sample Bakery · March

Your monthly Care report

What I did

  • Updated your Easter hours on the website and on Google
  • Added six photos of the spring menu
  • Fixed the booking link after your booking app changed its address

What came in

  • 14 enquiries through the website (11 in February)
  • 9 online bookings
  • 3 new Google reviews after review requests went out

What I'd do next

People are reading the catering page but not asking about it. I'd add a short catering form there. About twenty minutes, and it's covered by Care.

A 15-minute conversation, no pitch deck required

Not sure where to start? Start small.

The $150 demo exists so you don't have to guess. One call, one page built for your business, then you decide.

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