//.case_studies
Businesses that needed to be found. And then were.
A counseling practice, a salon, a videographer, a brokerage, a law firm, a streetwear label. Different markets, same job: take a business people were already looking for and make it the obvious answer when they look. Here is how each one got there.
//.work
Instead of following the leader,
become the next one.
Every engagement starts the same way: find the question the customer is already asking, then build the thing that answers it before they have to call. These are three places that method has shipped.
//.counseling
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Built to answer the question a court-ordered client actually asks.
A ten-year practice with a decade of reviews and a site that hid the price and the button. Rebuilt around intent, with 33 city and 15 county landing pages, LocalBusiness and FAQ schema, and every old URL preserved.
See how//.local_services
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From a marketplace profile to a client base she owns.
A braider whose bookings, reviews, and client list all lived inside someone else's platform. Moved to her own domain with native booking, reminders, and records that belong to her.
See how//.media_production
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Proof that only lived on Instagram, turned into a site that books.
A videographer with a decade of work and no home for it. Four pages that put the reels in a theater, price the packages in the open, and turn a DM into a structured brief.
See how//.next_step