Web design and SEO for lead generation, in Google and AI search

That is what it is built for. Design, code, SEO and GEO are the means; enquiries and clients are the point. Every project gets clear offers, short forms, contact buttons where buyers decide and conversion tracking in GA4, so you can see which pages and channels bring leads.

No one can promise a number before seeing your market, but after the audit you will know what is realistic.

A business website starts from €2,000 and a landing page costs €700–1,400. A redesign of an existing site starts from €1,000. Larger platforms with custom integrations are quoted after a short call. Once the scope is agreed, the price is fixed in writing before work starts. All prices are on the pricing page.

I design it. Every project gets a custom interface built for your business and its buyers. If you already have a design in Figma, I build it pixel-accurately instead.

SEO gets your pages ranked in Google’s results. GEO, generative engine optimisation, gets your business named and cited when an assistant such as ChatGPT or Perplexity writes an answer. AEO, answer engine optimisation, structures your content so assistants, Google AI Overviews and AI agents can take the exact answer from your page.

They overlap, and I build all three into the same site. More on the GEO and AI search page.

No one can guarantee a recommendation. What I can do is make your business easy to identify and verify: consistent entity data, structured markup, directory profiles and pages that answer the questions buyers actually ask.

My study of 141 AI answers shows which sources ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Mode cite when they recommend a business.

Yes. Before anything changes I map every URL, redirect and piece of structured data, then carry them into the new design. Most traffic lost in a redesign is lost through URLs and markup, not through the design itself. The redesign checklist shows what to check before, during and after.

An SEO audit starts from €250. Ongoing SEO for a service business starts from €800 a month, and from €1,300 in competitive industries. All prices are on the pricing page.

Yes. Many clients begin with a focused task, such as an audit, a single landing page or a consultation, and expand later as the business grows.

An agency makes sense when you need a large team across many channels at once. A freelancer makes sense when you want the person you talk to to be the one doing the work. With me, that person designs, builds and optimises, and brings in trusted designers or writers when a project needs more hands.

Yes. I work remotely with clients in 12 countries, including the UK, the US, Canada and Australia. Calls fit European and North American business hours, and contracts and invoices come from my registered EU business.

A landing page takes one to two weeks. Websites and platforms with a CMS, several languages, filters and integrations take three to six weeks. You get a realistic timeline before work starts.

Technical fixes on an existing site often show in Search Console within weeks. Rankings for competitive terms usually take three to six months, and longer for a new domain. At the audit stage I tell you which goals are realistic.

Development: Next.js, React, TypeScript, Sanity CMS, WordPress and API integrations. SEO: Google Search Console, Screaming Frog, Ahrefs and schema.org. Tracking: GA4, Google Tag Manager, Facebook Pixel and conversion tracking. For GEO, my own checks of how AI assistants answer about your market.

Yes. I work as a registered sole proprietor in the EU and issue contracts, VAT-compliant invoices and closing documents. After launch I can continue with development, SEO, analytics and AI visibility work. Everything is documented, so you can also take the site over yourself.