Websites for small businesses
Clear websites for small and mid-sized service businesses that need to explain the offer, build trust, and make enquiries easy.
Short answer
I build small business websites that explain the service quickly, show why customers can trust you, and guide people toward an enquiry. A strong one-page website is often the best first version, and it can later grow into service pages or a blog.
What you get
- a clear first impression on mobile and desktop
- copy that answers the buyer's main questions
- an enquiry path to WhatsApp, email, or booking
- SEO basics that make the page easier for search engines to understand
How it works
- 01We clarify the service, audience, and main enquiry goal.
- 02I shape the page structure, copy, and visual direction.
- 03We finish the mobile experience, metadata, schema, and small post-launch fixes.
What is included?
A useful small business website does not try to say everything. It says what the customer needs before the first message: what you do, who it is for, what your work looks like, and what happens next.
The page also needs to work in the real moment: someone opens it on a phone after a referral or social post. The first view has to carry its weight.
- homepage or one-page service flow
- sales-focused copy and calls to action
- portfolio, testimonials, or trust signals
- metadata, sitemap inclusion, and basic schema
How do EUR 450, EUR 500–2,500 and EUR 25 per month differ?
The homepage gives EUR 450 as the starting price for projects. The EUR 500–2,500 shown on this service page is the typical range for website projects. The final price depends on items such as structure, copy, portfolio or trust content, SEO basics and publishing. You receive the exact scope and price before work starts.
The EUR 25 per month shown on the homepage is a separate monthly fee. Its content and relationship to the project are agreed before work starts; the price does not by itself mean unlimited changes.
WordPress or another setup?
WordPress is a practical choice when the business already has a WordPress site or wants to update content in its editor. For a new build, the platform is chosen around the website needs, existing tools and who will maintain the content.
To scope the work, send the basic service information, the main enquiry route, your current website or source material, and any access needed. The project can be handled remotely through shared material, browser previews and an approval before publishing.
Two different website projects
Festa Zannoni: I improved the structure, visual design and customer journeys of an existing WordPress site. Weddings, family celebrations and corporate events received their own routes, with menus and the enquiry path easier to find.
Train With Thoa: I designed and built a bilingual personal trainer website from concept to launch. The work covered UX/UI, brand direction, 3D visuals, Google reviews, and Google Calendar booking with Meet links.
When should the site expand?
One page is often enough at the start. Expansion makes sense when customers ask different questions or search demand clearly points to several distinct needs.
At that point, the site can grow through service pages, blog articles, and FAQ sections. That is more useful than building a large site based on guesswork.
Frequently asked questions
Is a one-page website enough for a small business?
Often yes, if the service is clear and the main goal is an enquiry. If there are several services or search intents, the site should grow in stages.
Can SEO be included from the start?
Yes. I add headings, metadata, internal links, fast mobile structure, and schema so Google can understand the page more easily.
What do I need before starting?
You only need a sense of what you sell and who it is for. If copy or structure is not ready, we can clarify it at the start.