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Websites & digital presence
The site, your Google listing, and being found in the first place.
- Business websites
- Landing pages
- Conversion structure
- Local SEO foundations
- Google Business Profile
Sydney based · Helping established businesses Australia-wide
Speak directly with Frank: 0434 134 410
You do not need random marketing activity. You need the right customers to find you, trust what they see, make contact and receive a useful response before they move on.
Most businesses need parts of two or three of these—not five separate retainers.
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The site, your Google listing, and being found in the first place.
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Clear services, locations, answers and proof that search systems can understand and customers can trust.
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A presence you can actually keep up, plus content and video.
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Paid campaigns that bring the right work, measured properly.
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Catching enquiries, following up, and getting past customers back.
The headings are for navigation. In practice these depend on each other, which is why buying them from several disconnected suppliers rarely works.
Advertising and SEO both deliver people to your website. If the site doesn't do its job, you're paying to send customers to a bad first impression.
People find you through search, then look at your social profiles before deciding. A dead profile undermines a good website.
Every enquiry lost to slow follow-up cost you money to generate. Fixing response speed is usually cheaper than buying more traffic.
The list you already have is the cheapest revenue in the business, and it's the thing most often ignored entirely.
SEE THE SYSTEM WORKING
Clear services, service areas, owner-led proof and direct paths from search to enquiry.
Visit the live site KDS TRANSPORTPositioning, website, domain, business email, service areas and quote capture working together.
Visit the live siteScope, deliverables and fees agreed in writing before anything starts. No hidden fees, no lock-in contracts.
For businesses whose website, Google presence, social profiles or customer journey need fixing before anything else is worth doing.
A defined project — a new website, digital overhaul, social launch, lead generation system or campaign build.
Continuing strategy and execution across website, social, advertising, content and customer journey.
No. Most businesses need parts of two or three, and the Free Discovery Session exists partly to work out which.
Buying a service you don't need because it was on a list is how people end up disappointed with agencies.
Almost always the website and Google listing, because everything else points at them. There's no sense paying for advertising that sends people to a page which doesn't convert.
The exception is when enquiries are already arriving and being lost — then follow-up comes first, because that's revenue you've already paid to generate.
I can coordinate all five areas, and one of the reasons clients come to me is not wanting to manage several suppliers who blame each other.
Where a project genuinely needs a specialist—complex development, for instance—I bring one in and manage them. You still deal with me.
It depends on scope, and I don't publish package prices because most businesses need something slightly different. Anyone quoting before understanding the problem is guessing.
Scope, deliverables and fees are agreed in writing before work starts, with no hidden charges. The Free Discovery Session gives you a realistic indication for your situation.
Yes, right across Australia. Most work happens by phone, video and email regardless of location.
If you're in Sydney or the surrounding regions and a face-to-face meeting would help, that can be arranged.
Established small and medium businesses — typically owner-operated, somewhere between a solid sole trader and a team of thirty.
Below that, the honest answer is often that you don't need me yet. Above it, you may be better served by an agency with a bigger team, and I'll say so.
Tell me what isn't working. I'll help you work out which of these actually matters for your business — and I'll say so if it isn't me.