You can, but here’s what most people don’t realize:

• A DIY site won’t be optimized for conversions—it might look nice, but it won’t actually turn visitors into leads or sales.
• You’ll still need SEO, analytics tracking, and a strategy to make it work.
• Cookie-cutter templates won’t make you stand out in a crowded market.

If you want something that actually drives business, you need a custom-built website that’s fast, strategic, and designed to convert.

A website without SEO is like having a billboard in the middle of a desert.

• If your site isn’t optimized for search, no one will find it—meaning no traffic, no leads, no sales.
• SEO isn’t just about ranking on Google; it also makes your site more structured, faster, and easier to navigate.
• Even basic SEO ensures that when people are searching for businesses like yours, they actually find you—not your competitors.

It depends on what you need:

• A simple landing page can be done in 5-7 days.
• A full website with multiple pages takes 3-6 weeks, depending on complexity.
• Need a full blown e-commerce store? Expect 4-8 weeks, factoring in product setup, payment integration, and shipping logistics.

Fast ≠ good. I don’t cut corners—I build websites that actually work.

Think of it like this:

• Google My Business (GMB) = local search visibility. It helps you show up when people search for businesses near them (e.g., “best coffee shop near me”).
• SEO = website visibility on Google. It helps your website rank for searches related to your industry (e.g., “best coffee beans for espresso”).

If you have a local business, GMB is critical—but if you want consistent traffic from search, you need both.

Yes—if your current website isn’t getting results, I can audit, optimize, and rebuild the necessary parts instead of starting from scratch.

• I’ll analyze what’s working (and what’s not), then make improvements to speed, design, SEO, and content structure.
• If your site is built on a bad foundation (outdated platform, slow servers, broken code), I’ll recommend a full rebuild.

Sometimes small tweaks can massively improve performance—but sometimes, it’s better to start fresh.

Websites are not set-and-forget.

• Google constantly updates its ranking algorithms, meaning you need ongoing SEO and content updates to stay relevant.
• If you’re running ads, you’ll need conversion optimization to improve results over time.
• For e-commerce or service-based businesses, adding new content, promotions, or updates keeps customers engaged.

A website is an investment—but keeping it up-to-date ensures you’re getting the most out of it.

You have two options:

1. Self-manage – I’ll provide a quick crash course video walking you through your website dashboard, including how to make basic updates, fulfill orders (if applicable), and manage content. You’ll have full access to your site.
2. Let me handle it – If you don’t want to deal with updates, I offer ongoing website management where I handle edits, new content, SEO updates, and general maintenance for you.

For hosting and domains, I can work with whatever setup you already have. However, it’s always easier when I handle hosting and domain registration on my dedicated server. This avoids back-and-forth login requests and lets me make updates fast—no delays, no tech headaches.