Websites built for what you sell.
The part strangers see. Open to anyone, no login, its whole job is to win the next customer.
- Words written first, in sentences you would say out loud
- Built from scratch, and fast on a phone
- The domain and hosting in your name
Most businesses we build for already had a website.
It was slow, it said what every competitor says, and nobody could tell them what it was doing for the business.
We write the words before we draw anything, because the words are what do the convincing. Then the pages get built around them.
A website is the fastest way for a stranger to work out whether you are worth calling, and it is the thing you can point at afterwards.
What Comes With a Website
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Words written first
For what you actually sell, in sentences you would say out loud.
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Built from scratch
Not a template with your logo dropped in the corner.
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Fast on a phone
Because that is where most of your visitors already are.
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The search basics
Titles, descriptions, a sitemap, and the towns you serve.
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One contact route that works
A form or an address that lands in a mailbox you read.
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Yours to keep
The domain and the hosting account in your name, so the site belongs to you and not to us.
Tell us what you sell, and a plan comes back in writing.
Get a Free AnalysisWhat They Look Like
Built for clients, and still looked after. Every link opens the real site, not a page about it.
From First Email to Launch Day
You read the plan and the words before you see a design.
Two sentences from you
What you sell and who buys it. Not a specification, and not a list of pages you think you need.
A plan comes back
What we would build, what each page would say, and what the work involves. In writing, before anything starts.
Words first, then pages
You read the copy while it is still cheap to change. The design gets built around whatever survives that.
Live, and kept running
It launches at a real address, and we keep looking after it: changes, fixes, and whatever comes up.
When a Website Is the Wrong Buy
Not the right fit if you already have your words and just need a site up by Friday. Template builders exist and they are honest about what they are. This one gets written before it gets built, and that takes longer.
Not sure which one you need? Tell us the problem and we will say which of the six fixes it.
All Six, Side by Side
Questions People Ask About Websites
Do you host it, or do we?
The hosting account is opened in your name, and we set it up and look after it. If you ever want to move it, it is yours to move.
Can I change things on the site afterwards?
Send us the change and we make it. That is part of looking after the site, and it means you do not need a login or a training session.
What if I already have a domain?
We use it. The site launches at the address people already know, and the domain stays in your name.
Will people find it on Google?
The search basics come with every build: titles, descriptions, a sitemap, and the towns you serve named on the page. Ongoing SEO is its own service, and we will tell you whether you need it.
What happens after it launches?
We keep looking after it. Send us a change and we make it, and we are the ones you call when something breaks or needs updating.
Not the One You Needed?
The other five, each with its own page.
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Web Apps The part only your team sees. Behind a login, it holds your records and does the day-to-day work. -
Automations The part nobody opens at all. It runs on its own, in the background, whether you are at a desk or not. -
AI The part that reads, writes and sorts for you. A way of working we set up on your machines and teach to your team. -
SEO The part that tells Google what you do. When someone nearby searches for what you sell, this work is what puts you in the running. -
Paid Ads The part you pay to turn on. Ads put you in front of people searching right now, while the slower work builds.
Tell us what you sell.
A couple of sentences is enough to start. We come back with what we would build and what it would say, and you decide from there.
- Hello@GeekThangs.com
- (586) 484-6973
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St. Clair Shores, working across Metro Detroit