Not every problem needs a rebuild.
You don’t have to know what the solution is before we chat.
Which one sounds familiar?
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The platform is holding you back.
Your business has outgrown the website it started with. Maybe you’re fighting the editor every time you want to make a change, paying for workarounds that shouldn’t be necessary, or discovering that the functionality you need simply isn’t possible with what you have.
It’s time to rebuild or migrate without dragging the old problems along with you.
02
Something is broken.
Your site basically works. One part of it doesn’t. Payments aren’t going through, an integration stopped working, emails are firing when they shouldn’t, or something that used to work suddenly doesn’t.
I’ll figure out what broke, why it broke, and fix it without turning it into a bigger project than it needs to be.
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You don't want to babysit your tech.
Everything is working. You’d like to keep it that way without spending your time watching for plugin conflicts, checking integrations, running updates, or wondering whether that weird little thing you noticed is about to become a bigger thing.
I keep an eye on the technical side and handle what needs handling, so you don’t have to.
Here's a little secret:
You don't need to diagnose your own website.
You tell me what’s happening, and I get to the root cause of the issue.
Sometimes that means rebuilding the site. Sometimes it’s one bad integration, one buried setting, or five lines of code. And sometimes nothing is broken, but you don’t want to be the person responsible for your site's upkeep and maintenance.
I’m not going to sell you a rebuild when you need a fix. And I’m not going to keep patching something that has fundamentally outgrown its foundation.
01 — Build A Better Foundation
Site rebuilds & migrations
If the right answer is a new foundation, we’ll build it around what your business needs now and where it’s going next.
That might mean rebuilding your existing site, moving to a different platform, simplifying a setup that’s gotten unnecessarily complicated, or adding functionality your current site was never designed to handle.
I’ll map out what needs to move, what needs to change, and what’s worth leaving behind before we start building.
Depending on the project, that can include:
- Website rebuilds and platform migrations
- Ecommerce setup and configuration
- Booking, payment, email, and third-party integrations
- Custom functionality when an off-the-shelf solution won’t cut it
- Technical SEO and analytics setup
- Redirects and migration planning
- Cleanup of outdated plugins, integrations, and workarounds
You end up with a website built for the business you have now, not the one you had when you first launched your business.
02 — Remove Friction
Troubleshooting & specific fixes
This starts with diagnosis.
I’ll dig into what’s happening, trace the problem back to its source, and determine what actually needs to change. Once I know what I’m dealing with, you’ll get a defined scope and price before I start fixing it.
This can include:
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Plugin and theme conflicts
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Forms that aren’t working correctly
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Broken automations and integrations
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Checkout and payment issues
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Email deliverability and configuration
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Performance problems
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Technical SEO issues
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Small development fixes and custom code
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Problems caused by previous fixes or workarounds
If I uncover something bigger while I’m digging, I’ll let you know. I’m not going to expand the scope or continue patching a problem that needs a different solution.
03 — Keep things moving
Ongoing technical support
This is for businesses that want a technical partner, not another thing on their maintenance checklist.
When I know your website, your setup, and what you’re working toward, we can spend less time figuring out what’s going on and more time actually getting things done.
Ongoing support can include:
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WordPress, theme, and plugin updates
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Backups and security monitoring
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Uptime and performance monitoring
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Troubleshooting as issues come up
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Integration and automation checks
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Technical SEO maintenance
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Small fixes and improvements
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One agreed-upon roadmap priority each month
The result is continuity. You have someone who knows what’s under the hood, can catch problems before they turn into bigger ones, and can keep moving your technical roadmap forward.
Usually, the gap isn't competence. It's ownership.
Your web designer might know how to troubleshoot an integration. Your marketing agency might have someone who understands analytics. Your payment processor has a support team. Most of the time, however, I’ve found that none of them know how to trace a problem across all of those pieces.
That’s where I come in.
I get into the various systems connected to your online presence such as your website, integrations, payments, analytics, search, etc. When something isn’t working, you don’t have to figure out whose problem it is before you ask for help. Bring it to me, and I'll figure it out.
You don’t need to know what you need.
Maybe it’s a rebuild. Maybe something’s broken. Maybe you just want someone else keeping an eye on things.
Tell me what’s going on, and we’ll figure out the right next step.