Win and deliver websites.
From looking into a local business before the first call to checking the finished site and handing it over. Methods you can use on your next website project, whatever tools you use.
Getting client sites ready for the holiday rush
A holiday website checklist a one-person AI agency can run for every client: dates to confirm, hours to update, pages to add, what to freeze, closing safely.
Moving a client site to a new host without downtime
How a one-person AI agency moves a client website to a new host without downtime: set up and test first, lower the DNS TTL, leave email alone, switch, check.
Accessibility basics for small business websites
A plain accessibility checklist for a one-person AI agency's small business sites: the six most common problems, how to check each without tools, the law.
How to show a client two versions side by side
How a one-person AI agency presents website design options: two real versions that differ in one way, a side-by-side review, and a record of the choice.
A website brief template for local businesses
A website brief template for a one-person AI agency and its local clients: the questions that matter, a filled-in florist example, and the unknown answers.
How to hand over a site your AI agent built
How a one-person AI agency hands over a website its AI agent built: the files, source, accounts and notes a client should get, and what to check first.
A local business homepage that answers what customers ask
What a one-person AI agency puts on a local business homepage: the questions customers ring about, the order to answer them, and matching the Google listing.
Your first website for a friend's business: doing it properly
Your first website as a one-person AI agency, for a friend's business: a price, a one-page scope, accounts in their name and a clear finish line.
Showing a client the right version of their website
How a one-person AI agency makes sure a client approves the right version of their website: name each version, send a fixed link, check what goes live.
How to run a short website kickoff call
Website kickoff meeting questions for a one-person AI agency: a 30-minute agenda, the questions most calls forget, and the recap to send the same day.
How to follow up after sending a website quote
How a one-person AI agency follows up on a website quote without chasing: when to send each note, three short emails to copy, and what to do after a no.
How to hand a client a website they can edit themselves
How a one-person AI agency hands a small business an editable website: what the client changes, a login that can't break the layout, and a one-page guide.