From business websites to full-stack platforms and AI tools. Here's a selection of what we've built, each one fast and built from scratch: Chester Tuning scores 98 out of 100 on Google's mobile speed test, and KP Tuning went from 65 to 96 after we took it on.
Two have full case studies with their real Search Console numbers, including what has not worked yet: Chester Tuning and KP Tuning.
A mobile vehicle remapping specialist serving Chester and North Wales with no website at all. 500+ vehicles remapped and a 96% Facebook rating, but invisible on Google while template-site competitors took the searches.
A mobile DPF cleaning and remapping business in Kirkby with 348 Google reviews at 5.0, a Wix site and a Google Ads account sending about 1,240 paid clicks a month into it. Wix counted only about 800 visits from those clicks, so four in ten paid visitors vanished before they could be measured, and nobody could say which ads brought the phone calls.
A detailing studio on Dock Road in Connah's Quay with 51 Google reviews at 4.9 and no website at all. Everything ran through Facebook and a Google profile that hid its phone number, showed the wrong opening hours, had no website link and described a business that travelled across the whole UK.
A family removals and storage firm with vans in Chester and Mid Wales and 148 Google reviews, on an old WordPress theme. Half of the pages in its sitemap were theme scaffolding, two contact pages split the searches for its own name, and its terms were a PDF that Google ranked in place of a real page.
A mobile remapper with a decent site that Google had quietly stopped trusting. It had been built as a grid of five services across seven towns, and 24 of those pages were between 80 and 95 per cent identical to each other once the place names were masked. Google had already reached its verdict: ten pages crawled and left out of the index, including the main services page, which it had never bothered to fetch at all. On a phone the homepage took 11 seconds to show anything.
A new skip hire firm launching from its own yard at Mickle Trafford, going up against established operators in Chester and Flintshire. No brand, no site, and an industry where quoted prices routinely grow by the time the skip arrives.
An established recruitment agency with offices in Chester and Shrewsbury, GLAA licensed and REC accredited, stuck with a dated three-page WordPress site: no meta descriptions, no analytics, a broken contact page, and no sector or location pages for Google to rank.
A new Wrexham company bringing a Polish supplier's electric motors, gearboxes, gear motors and inverter drives to UK buyers. It had no name, no domain and no English catalogue, and the obvious name was already taken by a company on the Companies House register.
Music producer needed a professional online presence to sell beats and showcase their portfolio. Previous site was non-existent, relying solely on social media.
Translation and legalisation agency had no online presence. Potential clients couldn't find them on Google, and the business relied entirely on word-of-mouth referrals.
A licensed Bulgarian consumer lender with eight branches across Sofia, Plovdiv and Burgas, and a website that had broken and stayed broken. Everything about the category works against trust online, and the rules leave almost nowhere to hide: under the Bulgarian Consumer Credit Act you cannot show a single figure without the full APR and a representative example beside it, which rules out the pricing tables every competitor leads with.
Bulgaria had no modern, local deals and voucher marketplace. Existing platforms were outdated with poor UX, no mobile optimisation, and limited payment options.
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