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Your website should do something for your business.

Not just sit there looking good.

It should help people find you, understand what you offer, take the right action — and, where possible, take repetitive work off your plate.

We first understand your business and what's slowing it down. Then we build the website around what actually needs fixing.

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Overview

What We Build The right website for the job. 

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    Landing Pages

    One page. One business goal.

    • Built around one action — buy, enquire, book, sign up or contact
    • No unnecessary pages, no clutter — a clear path from interest to action
    • You provide the content — we build the whole page around the goal
    • Basic SEO included — copywriting available as an add-on if you need it

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    Business Websites

    Make it easy to understand your business.

    • Your website should quickly tell people what you do, who you help and what they should do next
    • Built for businesses that need better visibility, clearer communication and an easy way to get in touch

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    Portfolios

    Your work is good. Can people tell?

    • It should help potential customers understand what you do, see what you're capable of and figure out how to work with you
    • Relevant for photographers, designers, architects, creatives, agencies, freelancers and businesses where your work is part of the sale
    • A portfolio shouldn't just display your work

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    E-commerce

    Still taking every order manually?

    • An e-commerce website can take care of the repetitive parts of selling — product discovery, cart, checkout, payments, orders and customer notifications
    • We can also connect tools such as WhatsApp automation, cart-abandonment recovery, reviews and analytics where they make sense for your business
    • The point isn't just to put your products online. It's to make selling them easier

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    Booking Websites

    Still booking appointments over WhatsApp?

    • A booking website can make it easier for customers to see your services, choose an available slot and submit their details without the back-and-forth
    • The goal is simple: make booking easier for your customer and less manual for you

WhatsApp Automation

If you're still doing it manually, ask why. 

Your website can do more than show information or take an order. Depending on your business, we can automate the repetitive tasks that are actually costing you time.

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    Automated review collection

    Admin marks the order as delivered

    1. 1

      WhatsApp message sent

      The customer gets a message the moment their order is marked delivered — no waiting on a support ticket or a manual follow-up.

    2. 2

      Star rating selected

      A short WhatsApp flow asks the customer to pick a star rating for what they bought.

    3. 3

      Comment collected

      The same flow asks for a line or two on the product — kept conversational, not a form.

    4. 4

      Review published automatically

      The rating and comment post straight to that product's review section on the site — no one on the team copying it over.

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    Category-based cross-sell nudge

    Customer orders from a tracked category (e.g. T-shirts)

    1. 1

      Delay timer starts

      A countdown set by the admin per category — a few days, a week, whatever fits how that product gets used.

    2. 2

      Nudge sent on WhatsApp

      Once the delay elapses, the customer gets a message suggesting a product that pairs well with what they already bought.

    3. 3

      Customer taps through

      The message links straight to the suggested product, ready to add to cart in one tap.

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    Cart-abandonment recovery

    An item sits in the cart, untouched, past an admin-set idle window (e.g. 30 minutes)

    1. 1

      Cart goes idle

      The moment the configured window passes with no activity, the cart is flagged as abandoned rather than just inactive.

    2. 2

      Reminder sent on WhatsApp

      A message goes out after a second, separately configured delay — timed to land while the item is still front of mind.

    3. 3

      Customer returns to check out

      The message links straight back to the cart, exactly as they left it, ready to complete.

The goal isn't more automation. It's less work for you.