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I help women skip the DIY workload and the five-figure invoice, and get a website that fits the stage they're actually in.
Just in case no one told you...
Both of those are solid options. A custom build makes sense for a mature business with stable offers, and DIY makes sense when you have more time than money. Most women in years one to four are in neither of those camps.
Credit where it's due: template shops made professional web design accessible to founders who couldn't have afforded it otherwise. What a template can't do is finish the job. Choosing the pages, reworking the sections around your real offers, placing the copy, prepping images, connecting forms and booking links, and deciding when it's actually done all still lands on you.
You didn't buy a website. You bought the opportunity to build one. That part is my job, and I do it in five days.
Both of those are solid choices. A custom build makes sense for a mature business with stable offers, and DIY makes sense when you have more time than money. Most women in years one to four are in neither of those camps.
Credit where it's due: template shops make professional web design accessible to new founders. That's huge! But what a template can't do is finish the job. Choosing the pages, reworking the sections around your real offers, placing the copy, prepping images, connecting forms and booking links, and deciding when it's actually done... All of that still lands on you.
You didn't buy a website. You bought the opportunity to build one.
That part is my job, and I do it in five days.
Your site describes a business you've outgrown and services you've left behind. Website in a Week rebuilds it around what you sell now, who you serve now, and how people actually decide to hire you. Launch-ready Showit site, live by Friday.
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I spent nearly a decade in nonprofit marketing and project management, which is a long way of saying I learned how to ship things on time without dropping the ball or having a nervous breakdown. Turns out that's pretty much the whole job.
Then I quit, started designing brands, and overhauled my services no fewer than 937 times. (Eldest daughter behavior, probably.)
Somewhere in there I redesigned my own website more than a dozen times, which looked a lot like pivoting but turned out to be a clue. Web design was the work I kept coming back to when nobody was asking. Now I do it for women running coaching, consulting, and creative service businesses who want the site handled by someone else. Wanna know more?
Melissa Coloton, Sales Coach
I used to send people to 400,000 scattered links. Now I have one site that does the job. Pretty basic, but it changed the game.
Tyler Gilmore, Podcast Host
She took every idea in stride, building trust along the way. And the way she managed the project was impressive from start to finish.
Tia Barnes, Attorney
Launching this business was scary. She created a safe space for me to explore what my brand is truly about.
Katie Peoples, Storyteller
Nothing felt arbitrary. She made me think through what I actually wanted to convey, then nailed the palette, the type, all of it.
Sally Starrfield, Consultant
Brandy took my loosely connected ideas and turned them into a concrete plan. Ten times faster than if I'd tried it myself.
— Anna Bloodworth, Worth-Wisdom
“I enjoyed the entire process so much that I went into a weird, sad space when it was done.”
Free, low-key, 30 minutes tops.
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