Your website is scaring customers away
And they will never tell you.
People looking you up on their phone decide in seconds whether you are worth a call. I rebuild that first second.
Price quoted in the first conversation · No lock-in contract · You pay when you approve
Companies I have worked with
- Cristália
A short story
What happens when someone looks you up
Chapter 1 · Tuesday, 7:02 pm
The search
It's Tuesday night. Someone just typed your business name into their phone.
They need what you sell. Today.
3 out of 4 people will find you on a phone, not a computer.
Chapter 2 · Tuesday, 7:02 pm — four seconds later
The first second
The site opens. Slowly. The text is tiny, the photo is from 2014, and the phone number is buried at the bottom.
They haven't read a line yet — and they've already decided something about you.
A few seconds. That's how long your page has to prove you're serious.
Chapter 3 · Tuesday, 7:02 pm
The doubt
“Is this place still open? Are they serious? Can I even order here?”
They don't ask. They close the tab.
A dated site doesn't push people away for being ugly. It pushes them away because it makes them doubt.
Chapter 4 · Tuesday, 7:03 pm
The competitor
Two taps later they're on your competitor's site. It opens fast, shows what he does, has a WhatsApp button.
They message him. To you, they never called — and you'll never know they existed.
A customer who leaves like that doesn't complain. They just vanish.
Chapter 5 · Wednesday. Thursday. Friday.
The brand
It happened again on Wednesday. And Thursday. Every visit like that leaves a note about your brand: “dated”, “sketchy”, “looks closed”.
Nobody buys design. They buy trust. And the trust left before you ever joined the conversation.
People judge whether you're trustworthy before reading a line about what you do.
Chapter 6 · Tuesday, 7:02 pm — again
The turn
Now rewind to Tuesday, 7:02 pm. Same phone, same person — and a site that opens in a second, shows what you do, and puts WhatsApp right there.
They message you. You reply the same day. That's the story I build for your business.
Drag the slider right below: the before and after of a real website.
The turn, in your hands
The before and after of a real website
same day
That is my reply time. No support queue and no bot in between.
2 sites
Live, each with an owner who picks up the phone and can tell you if it worked.
The ones who changed their story
What it looks like after
Chapter 7 · the quest
How we get there
No fluff and no long meetings. Four steps — and only the first one needs you.
- 01
We talk for 20 minutes
I ask what your customers ask before they buy. That conversation is what the site is built from.
- 02
I build it
You do not need to write copy, pick colours or send files. Photos help if you have them; if not, we sort it out.
- 03
You look and tell me what to change
I send a link, you open it on your phone. I adjust until you are proud to share it.
- 04
It goes live
I publish it, set up the domain, and show you how to ask for changes later.
Chapter 8 · the doubts
Before you ask
Everyone who lands here thinks one of these three things. I'll answer before you type.
- “This must be expensive.”
- Less than you would expect, and I give you the number in the first conversation — no ten-page proposal, no hourly billing. Price depends on how many pages you need and whether you sell through the site or just need to be found.
- “I do not have time for this.”
- You need twenty minutes of conversation and the photos already on your phone. The rest is on me, and I only come back to you when there is something ready to look at.
- “I already have a website.”
- You do. The question is whether it is working for you or against you. Send me the link and I will tell you honestly — including if the answer is that it is not worth touching.
Final chapter
Your next customer is searching right now
Send me your site's link. I'll look and tell you what's getting in the way — no strings, no automated proposal, no nagging afterwards.
- The review is free and comes in writing
- If it is not worth rebuilding, I say so
- You do not end up on a mailing list
I usually reply the same day