WordPress & Elementor · AI automation · 6+ years
Most sites don't lose visitors because of traffic — they lose them because the page never says what it's for, nobody answers the questions that decide the sale, and the site takes seconds to load. I fix all three: the page, the answering, and the speed.
A page built around one goal — enquiries, orders, bookings — instead of a brochure that lists everything you do.
An assistant trained on your pages, products and FAQs that answers instantly — plus the follow-up work that happens after someone enquires.
A slow site loses visitors before your message lands — and Google notices too. I find what is actually slowing it down and fix it.
For the sites I look after: nothing breaks quietly, and small changes don't wait for a project.
Scrolling landing page for a European trading company — structure rebuilt around a single enquiry goal.
Elementor landing page for a wellness offer: clearer promise, shorter path to the call to action.
Custom Divi build with a hero that states the offer, not the company.
Single-product page built to sell one item, with the objections answered in order.
One short document: what you get, how many revisions, when it lands, what it costs. A 50% deposit starts the work.
You see progress early, not at the end. Revisions happen inside the agreed scope — no surprise invoices.
Files, access and a short walkthrough. Monthly support stays available if you want it.
A single landing page is typically 2–3 working days from approved scope and content. Full websites, automation and AI assistants are quoted with their own timeline.
Your website URL (or the documents you want it trained on) and the questions your customers ask most. Access only where the install happens — a temporary admin account is fine, and it can be removed afterwards.
A short brief and your content, or I can work from what you already have. I'll send a one-page scope and price before anything begins.
50% to start, 50% before final handover. International clients pay by Payoneer or Wise.
Send a line about your goal and the URL of the site — I'll reply with what I'd change first and what that would cost.