What we do, in detail

We start from your trade, not from a template. The first call is about understanding what you do, for whom, in which cities, and why your customers choose you. That goes at the top of the page.

Then we write — with you, in your language. We structure the site for Google: one page per service, clear headings, your service areas, your contact details identical everywhere. Then we make it fast, because most of your visitors will be on a phone.

You see the site before anyone else. We adjust. We launch. Once paid, it is yours.

Your site exists, but it is slow, it displays badly on a phone, or nobody knows how to edit it anymore. We start with a straight assessment: what is worth keeping, what is holding it back, and what a rebuild costs. Sometimes rebuilding costs less than repairing — we will tell you even if it is not what you hoped.

This is the difference between a site that ages well and one you find three years later with an expired certificate. Hosting, domain name, security certificate, automatic backups, monitoring, support — and your small edits included every month from the Signature package up.

You choose it, or not. Twelve months, renewable, two months free if you pay the year up front. Without it, you leave with your files and host wherever you like.

A perfect site is useless if your Google listing shows an old number. We create or bring up to date your Google Business listing and your professional Facebook page — contact details, hours, services, description, categories, photos, buttons — and align everything with your site, so all three tell the same story. Fixed price, once.

A logo that reads from a distance and works embroidered on a hoodie, stuck on a truck door, or small in a footer. You receive the vector files in colour, black and white, on transparent backgrounds — the ones your printer and sign shop will ask for. The logo is yours, no strings.

info@yourbusiness.ca instead of a Hotmail address from 2009. We create the addresses, set them up on your phone and computer, and forward the old one so you lose nothing. Beyond image, there is a practical reason: your quotes land more reliably in the inboxes of companies and municipalities.