Lead Pulse Ads
A conversion-focused site for a lead-generation agency serving gyms, trainers and dental clinics.
View case studySigns Your Website Needs a Redesign
If two or more of these sound like your site, it’s costing you customers.
It looks five years older than your business
It’s awkward or broken on phones
Visitors come, but nobody fills the form
It takes forever to load
You’re afraid to update anything
Competitors’ sites make yours look small
A Redesign Done Properly
New face, stronger bones — and none of your Google equity left behind.
Modern, credible designBuilt around your brand and your customer — not a template with your logo dropped in.
301 migration planEvery old URL mapped and redirected so rankings and backlinks carry over.
Performance rebuildRedesigns here get faster, not heavier — Core Web Vitals in the green at launch.
Conversion-first layoutClear paths to call, book, or buy on every page.
Content you can editClean WordPress admin — update text and images without touching a developer.
12 months of supportFixes and updates included after launch, directly from me.
What a Redesign Costs
Redesigns start at $499 and are quoted to scope. These are the main drivers.
Page count
A 5-page brochure site and a 60-page company site are different projects.
Content state
Reusing existing copy is cheaper than writing the site fresh — I can do either.
Store or bookings
WooCommerce, booking systems, or portals add real scope.
Migration complexity
More ranking pages means more careful redirect and metadata work.
Fixed quote before any work starts — the number I give is the number you pay.
Before and After
Redesigns I’ve shipped — live projects on the Work page.
Crew27 Marketing
A professional site for an e-commerce virtual-assistant agency covering Shopify, Amazon and more.
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Nuraak Gulf
A corporate site for a Saudi multi-sector enterprise spanning engineering, logistics and technology.
View case studyNot if the migration is handled properly. I map every existing URL, set 301 redirects, carry over titles and metadata, and submit the new sitemap — the redesigns I ship keep their rankings and usually improve them because the new site is faster.
Most redesigns launch in 1–3 weeks depending on page count. You get a real timeline with the quote, and the old site stays live until the new one is ready.
Yes — I can migrate your current text and images as-is, tidy them up, or rewrite key pages for conversions. Your call, priced accordingly.
No, but most clients do — it gives you an admin you can run yourself. If you’re on Wix, Squarespace, or old custom code, I handle the full migration.
Nothing. The redesign happens on a private staging copy. Your live site keeps running until the moment we switch — usually a few minutes of transition.
Show me your current site
I’ll tell you honestly whether it needs a redesign, a speed fix, or just a few targeted changes.
Straight answers — even if the answer is “don’t redesign yet”.