We get it. Every time you look at your website, you hear phantom creaks and groans—like that house on the corner everyone speeds past at Halloween.
One time, a client told us their site reminded them of their grandmother’s attic: full of good stuff, but nobody wants to go digging around up there. And you know what? They weren’t wrong.
Here’s the thing: Members of our team been tinkering with websites for two decades now. (Joe started back when “mobile-friendly” meant your flip phone could load text.) And after all that time, we can tell you something that might surprise you—your platform probably isn’t the problem.
Sure, every six months some shiny new website builder promises to solve all your problems. But switching platforms is like rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic if you haven’t figured out the real issue: Does your website actually help people do what they came to do?
Think about it. When someone lands on your site, they want something specific. Maybe they’re trying to buy your product at 2 AM in their pajamas. Maybe they need customer support because something went sideways. Or maybe they just want to understand what makes you different from the other seventeen options Google showed them.
Our team helps businesses figure out where their websites are dropping the ball—and more importantly, what to do about it. Sometimes that means a complete overhaul. But often? It’s smaller fixes that make the biggest difference. Things like making sure your contact form actually works (you’d be amazed how often it doesn’t) or that people can find your prices without playing detective.
Want to chat about it? We do these 20-minute discovery calls where we can dig into what’s actually broken with your site. No PowerPoint presentations, no sales pitches—just two people talking about what’s keeping your website from doing its job. Video or phone, whatever works for you.
And if we can solve your problem without you hiring us? Even better. Because here’s what twenty years taught me: the best solution isn’t always the most expensive one.
Ready to stop living with that creaky old website? Let’s talk.