Services
One website, at every stage of its life.
Seven services, but not seven directions. They are the same asset followed from the day it is built to the day it needs to be found — and almost everyone arrives needing exactly one of them.
They are not equally proven, either. Each page says which it is.
Build it
The thing itself, and the work it should be doing without a person.
Web Development
New sites, built to the standard the rest of this list keeps.
Web Development in detailAutomation
Python and Apps Script for the job somebody redoes every week.
Automation in detail
Make it fast and findable
What decides whether anyone stays, and whether anyone arrives.
Performance Optimization
A fixed-scope fix for an existing site, measured before and after.
Performance Optimization in detailSEO
The technical half — markup, speed, crawlability. Not content mills.
SEO in detail
Keep it running
The unglamorous half, where most sites quietly rot.
DevOps
Ubuntu, nginx, DNS and TLS, set up so deploys stop being events.
DevOps in detailManagement
The monthly retainer that keeps a good site good.
Management in detail
Bring people to it
Not yet. Said plainly rather than sold early.
Ads
Paid acquisition is on the roadmap, not on the record. Not sold yet.
Coming soon
What is behind each one
Nine years does not mean nine years of all seven. Here is what actually backs each, in plain terms, including the two where the honest answer is that this site is the evidence.
- Web Development
- The older half of the record: PHP/Laravel, WordPress and React work, including a price-comparison platform built from scratch.
- Performance Optimization
- This site. No client case study yet, so the evidence is the page you are reading and its published scores.
- Automation
- The deepest on the record: nine years, the most-reviewed skill, and both client videos on this site.
- SEO
- This site scores 100 for SEO on every page, measured live. No client ranking case study — that is stated on the page.
- DevOps
- This domain: live on nginx on a shared VPS, free Let's Encrypt TLS, renewal verified, runbook in the repo.
- Management
- Offered on the same standard as the rest; the retainer is newer than the delivery record behind it.
- Ads
- None. Which is exactly why it is marked coming soon and links nowhere.
Not sure which one you need?
That is a normal place to start. Send the URL and a sentence about what is going wrong, and I will tell you which of these it is — or that it is none of them.