Strategy, websites & digital marketing
Your customers need to see why your offer fits, why they can trust it, and what to do next. Your website, SEO, and content should make that case.
Brands I’ve worked with
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A plan for finding your next customer
Your message, website, and marketing should support the same business goal. Start with the problem; choose the work that addresses it.
Explore all servicesStart with your offer and the customers you want. Then shape the message, brand, and website around the questions they ask before they inquire or buy.
SEO, content, and email built around what your customers search for and ask before buying, so the right people find you, and come back when they’re ready.
Managed hosting tuned for speed and hardened for security, with updates, backups, and monitoring handled for you. When something needs fixing, the person who built the site is the one who fixes it.
Selected work
Executive education, Ecommerce
From weeks without a website to live in a couple of weeks
SMARTsemi, Semiconductor platforms
Organic search up 21% year over year, with 2,049 form submissions
Mobility products, Ecommerce
Delivered in half the time a previous contractor had already spent
Publishing, Custom development
Readers sample, subscribe and pay, with billing that runs itself
In their words
From the people who hired, and kept working with, Multicomma.
“After weeks of frustration with GoDaddy’s design team, we still didn’t have a website. Dan took on the design, development and ecommerce setup, handled everything in one place, and had our new site live in a couple of weeks. I’d happily recommend him.”
“Exceeded expectations. Very helpful, and Dan still follows up to make sure everything is working properly. Absolutely would recommend!”
“Dan is one of the most versatile developers I’ve worked with. He picks up new technologies quickly, keeps multiple projects moving at once, and manages himself without needing to be chased. I’d recommend him to any business that wants its website handled properly.”
“An absolute pleasure to deal with. A rare mix of professionalism, can-do attitude, speed and ability.”
“Thanks for all your hard work. Really impressed with how user-friendly the new website is.”
“I’d hired an offshore contractor who said she could deliver. 40+ hours later, I still didn’t have what I needed. Dan finished the job in half the time, and delivered more. No communication barriers, which was a huge relief.”
Your time. Your budget. Your priorities.
Not another list of marketing tasks. A clear view of which changes are worth making, what they’ll cost, and how you’ll know they’re working.
What working together looks likeWork out what’s stopping people from finding you or getting in touch.
Prioritize the changes most likely to fix it, with scope and cost agreed before work begins.
Inquiries, bookings, sales, or time saved managing the site.
Your domain, hosting account, and content stay in your name, documented so anyone can pick up the work.
From insights
Before you sign a proposal, find out how you’ll update the site, what you’ll actually own, and whether another developer could pick up the work.
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Read the articleWe agree on the business goal and the measures that matter before starting. That could mean the quality of inquiries, completed bookings, or time saved on upkeep. We establish a baseline where possible and define any tracking and review work in the scope. I can commit to the agreed work and a clear review process; I can’t guarantee revenue, rankings, or a particular number of leads.
If you run an independent business, provide a service, or market a personal brand, this work is built around problems you may recognize: unclear messaging, unsuitable inquiries, or no practical plan for reaching customers.
The cost depends on the problem, the research needed, and the scope of execution and ongoing support. We’ll discuss your priorities and budget, then agree on deliverables and pricing before work begins.
The schedule depends on the scope, content readiness, and review time. Your proposal will set out milestones, feedback windows, and what I need from you to keep the project moving.
Yes. Start with what’s working and what needs attention. You may need better copy or a few improved pages before a complete rebuild makes sense. The scope should reflect the problem.
Let’s talk about your business
Tell me about the customers you want and what’s in the way. You’ll get a clear recommendation, a rough scope, and an honest answer on fit.
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