Recent work

Local businesses, properly online.

Every project here started the same way — a free look at what customers actually saw when they searched. What follows is what changed.

Meat Up homepage — burger restaurant in Bow and Hoxton Square, East London

Meat Up

Burger restaurant, Bow & Hoxton

Burger specialists with two East London sites. Full-bleed food photography, collection ordering, and a menu built to work one-handed on a phone.

Enquiries / mo
[+00]
Google views
[+000%]
Direct Learning Academy homepage — weekend tuition centre in Tower Hamlets

Direct Learning Academy

Tuition centre, Tower Hamlets

Weekend tuition across three Tower Hamlets centres. Bilingual English and Bengali, with registration and pricing pushed to the front.

Registrations / mo
[+00]
Google views
[+000%]
Ultrawyde homepage — a catalogue of films graded for ultrawide screens

Ultrawyde

Film catalogue, ultrawide screens

A catalogue of films graded for 21:9 and 32:9 monitors, with an interactive ruler showing how much of your screen each title actually fills.

Monthly visits
[+000]
Titles indexed
[000]

What a project usually involves

Almost every business I work with needs the same three things sorting, in roughly the same order.

A website that loads fast and says what you do. Usually replacing something slow, or nothing at all.

A Google listing that’s actually complete. Claimed, categorised properly, photos added, reviews answered.

Photos of the real place. The cheapest thing on this list and often the one that changes the most.

After that it varies. Some businesses want ads running while the organic work builds. Some want leaflets. Some want nothing else for a year, which is a perfectly good answer.

Want to be the next one?

Start with a free presence check. I’ll show you what a customer sees when they search for your business today.