[ Brand · Web · Content · Social · Design ]
Most businesses aren't bad at what they do. They're bad at showing it. That gap is the bit I fix — websites, photography, content, social and the brand behind them.
See the workNeed just a website? That's fine. Just content for your socials? Also fine. Most projects cross two or three of these anyway — open whichever is relevant to you.
Work out who the business is, then write it down so it stops drifting.
Every client gets a Brand Pack. If your branding already exists, it captures and organises it. If it doesn't, that's where we create it. Everything afterwards is built against it — which is why the website, the socials and the printed stuff actually match instead of looking like three different companies.
Make it credible before someone decides whether to call you.
Most people check you online before they get in touch. If there's nothing there — or what's there hasn't been touched since 2014 — you've lost the job before the phone rings. Built properly, loads fast, works on a phone, and set up so Google can find it.
One shoot. Website imagery, reels, stories, listings — everywhere.
I come to you and photograph the real thing, not a stock library version of it. A single day on location produces hero images for the site, stills for social, reels, and footage for later. Shot vertical and wide in the same session, so nothing needs redoing for a different format.
Show up properly, and keep showing up.
Most social management fails because the business has no content to post. So I make the content first, then plan it. If you'd rather be hands-off entirely I'll run it — but that's an option, not the starting point.
Everything else that needs making, in the same visual language.
Menus, signage, flyers, ads, presentations. The things that sit alongside the website and usually end up looking like they belong to a different business entirely.
A great electrician with no website. A café making the best coffee in town with an Instagram full of dark phone photos.
They lose work to competitors who are worse at the actual job but better at looking the part. That's not a design problem — it's a business problem, and it's the one thing I'm here to sort.
Some clients need the lot. Some need one page, or one shoot. Both are proper projects, and you'll never be sold a package you didn't ask for.
Three websites built for independent businesses — a gun dog kennel, a landscaping and gardening firm, and a mobile hairstylist. Different trades, same problem: all three were better than they looked online.
You approve the direction before the expensive part starts. No being handed a finished website that isn't what you pictured — and no open-ended bill.
You deal with me from the first message to the last file. The person who answers your email is the person who builds the site and takes the photographs.
I grew up on my family's farm in Fyfield. Farming was never going to be my thing — but even the farm needed help with how it looked online. That told me everything: every business has a gap somewhere, and most of the good ones round here just haven't had the time to fix it.
You don't have to know exactly what you want. Describe what's not working and I'll tell you what I'd do about it — including what I wouldn't spend money on yet.