Rebuild an outdated website.
Your business has added services, locations or capabilities. Rework the structure, messaging and design so customers can understand the offer and take the next step.
WordPress services for growing businesses
WordPress development for your next stage of growth.
Rebuild an outdated website, move to WordPress or improve the site you already have. We connect strategy, design and development with the content, integrations and publishing tools your business needs.
Start with what
your website needs to do.
Start with the task that is not working: a buyer cannot find the right service, an inquiry gets lost or your team struggles to update a page. We help you decide what to investigate, improve or rebuild, then agree how to deliver it.
Still weighing your options? Compare WordPress, Shopify and BigCommerce against your publishing, catalog and integration needs.
Move to WordPress.
Your current platform makes publishing or connecting tools difficult. Plan the content, URLs and integrations that need to move before development begins.
Improve the WordPress site you have.
The foundation may still be useful. Assess the pages, editing experience, performance and connected tools to decide where focused development can help.
Planning a WordPress project? Compare the factors that change the budget, build a website planning brief, or use our agency selection guide to prepare for the conversation.
Built around your customers.
Connected to your business.
Your website should help customers do something useful and give your team a manageable way to support it. Cannabis and B2B are areas where we have extensive experience; businesses in other industries are welcome too. The fit is WordPress and the work your business needs.
Clear content and page structure
Plan the pages, messaging and navigation around how customers evaluate your business. Organize services, products and locations, with relevant proof and a clear next step.
Design and development your team can use
Build reusable layouts for the content you publish, with editing tools and access matched to your team. Include responsive layouts, accessibility and performance checks in the agreed development scope.
Forms, integrations and measurement
Connect the agreed inquiry, CRM, menu or ecommerce tools. Check the customer journeys and measurement needed to understand what happens when someone contacts you or continues to shop.
Plan the transition
before launch.
A rebuild changes more than the appearance. Content, search visibility, forms and connected services all need attention. We map what stays, what moves and what needs testing, with review points and launch responsibilities agreed in advance.
- Keep what serves the business.
Review existing pages, useful content, customer journeys and working features. Use available search and analytics data to help identify what the new website needs to preserve.
Content and functionality inventory- Map what changes.
Plan where content belongs and which URLs need redirects. Account for metadata, internal links, forms and integrations as the new site takes shape.
Content, URL and integration plan- Check the path from visit to action.
Review the agreed layouts and customer tasks on desktop and mobile. Test forms, connected tools and measurement, then confirm launch steps, rollback and the handoff.
Launch checks and named responsibilities
Built on WordPress. Built for different needs.
See how the work changes with the job: move an existing site to WordPress, explain a specialist service or launch a business with room to grow. Each example shows what we delivered and why it mattered.
POSRG
A B2B website connected to sales.
WordPress service and industry pages, analytics and HubSpot support connected a complex hardware business with the buyers it serves.
WordPress development & connected systems
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Choose the right
starting point.
Need to find the problem, finish a defined project or keep improving your site? Choose a starting point below. You do not need an internal development team.
Bring the business context. Show us where customers or staff get stuck, which tools are involved and what needs to change.
Know what happens next. Before work starts, you receive the scope, fees, first deliverables and the decisions your team needs to make.
Keep the work moving. One contact brings together your feedback. We handle the design, development, testing and provider coordination included in the work.
- A paid WordPress audit
You know something is getting in the way, but need to decide what deserves investment.
First step: Agree the questions, access and journeys to review.
What you get: A documented diagnosis, priorities, unresolved questions and a recommended scope. Implementation is agreed separately.
- A scoped WordPress project
You have a defined outcome: a rebuild, migration, integration or focused improvement.
First step: Confirm requirements, what can be reused, deliverables and approval points.
What you get: The agreed changes, checks against the requirements, launch planning and a usable handoff.
- Ongoing WordPress management
Your business needs a continuing partner for development, content, search and customer-journey improvements.
First step: Review the starting position and agree the first priorities, owners and available capacity.
What you get: A prioritized work list, checked improvements and a review of what changed, what is still unknown and what to do next.
What might a month of ongoing work look like?
For a service business, the priority might be one confusing service page and the inquiries it sends to sales. A sample cycle could include:
- Choose the problem. Review the page and recent inquiries with your team. Decide what needs fixing and what can wait.
- Make and check the change. Clarify the service, improve the inquiry path and verify where a test request arrives.
- Review what happened. Show the released changes, check inquiry quality with sales and choose the next priority.
This is an example, not a fixed monthly package. Capacity, reporting cadence and urgent-work coverage depend on your agreement.
A detailed roadmap can come through a paid audit or within ongoing management when included in the agreement. Maintenance coverage, response terms, hosting, licenses and third-party fees are specified in the proposal; ongoing management does not mean unlimited work.
Explore website supportQuestions about your WordPress project.
Do we need an audit before a project or ongoing management?
Not always. A paid audit makes sense when you need a diagnosis before committing to implementation. Discovery can also be included in ongoing management, with its scope and first deliverables agreed. If the requirements are already clear, we can scope a project. The initial call helps establish fit; it does not promise a free detailed audit or roadmap.
How do you decide between improving and rebuilding?
We assess the existing structure, content, theme, plugins and integrations against what the business needs. The recommendation depends on how much can be reused and what it would take to make the current setup work reliably.
Can you move our existing content and keep useful features?
Yes, where they suit the new website. We review pages, media, plugins and connected services, then agree what stays, what changes and what needs replacing. Those decisions become part of the migration and development scope.
How do you handle SEO during a rebuild or migration?
We account for relevant content, existing URLs, redirects, metadata and internal links, then check the agreed search setup around launch. These steps help manage the transition; rankings can still change. Ongoing SEO work is separately defined.
Can you connect our CRM, menus or ecommerce tools?
We review the tools you use, their available connections and the customer tasks they need to support. We confirm feasibility, access, provider responsibilities and any additional costs before including an integration in the scope.
Will we be able to update the site ourselves?
We build the agreed publishing tasks into the editing setup and handoff. Your team can manage those routine updates, with clear guidance on changes that need technical support.
What affects cost and timing?
Page types, content readiness, functionality, integrations and migration requirements determine the work. We agree milestones, review responsibilities and launch dependencies around that scope. Changes are assessed before adjusting the budget or schedule.
Who handles hosting, licenses and maintenance?
The proposal identifies the hosting setup, account ownership, recurring costs and ongoing responsibilities. We can discuss website support alongside the build, with its coverage made clear before you commit.
How do we know ongoing work is making progress?
We agree the first priorities, who approves them and how each change will be checked. Reviews cover what reached the live site, unresolved dependencies, available customer or sales evidence and the next decisions. Routine maintenance, delivered improvements and business results are reported as different things.
A clearer next step
Fix, redesign or rebuild?
Answer seven questions about your WordPress website. Get a suggested direction, the reasons behind it and practical next steps. No email required to see your result.
Not sure what you need?
Start with what may be preventing your website and connected systems from producing better business outcomes. See these questions applied to dispensary websites in our Five Revenue Killers walkthrough.
What does your next website need to do?
Bring the website problem and the outcome you need. We’ll discuss whether a paid audit, a defined project or ongoing WordPress management fits the work ahead.
What we’ll discuss
The customer or staff task that needs to work better, your current tools, decision-makers and investment priorities.
Book a CallThe call establishes fit and the next step. Detailed diagnosis, a roadmap and implementation are scoped and agreed before that work begins.