Websites

Different businesses need different websites.

A batting cage and a plumber are both told to get a website, and then sold the same one. They should not be. The pages below are what I would actually build for each, and what I would tell each of them not to bother paying for.

Personal websites

Right now, somebody else's platform is answering for you.

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Baseball websites

You are the booking system, and it is costing you your nights.

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Softball websites

Tryouts run on a Google Form and a Venmo handle.

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Marketplace websites

The hard part is not the listings page.

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Booking & scheduling websites

You are renting your own customer list.

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Contractor & trades websites

You are paying for the thing nobody found and ignoring the thing everybody did.

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Youth sports league websites

Nobody can log in, because the account belongs to a guy who moved away.

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Not a website

Mobile apps

An app on the App Store and Google Play, when a website genuinely will not do. Usually it will.

Brand identity

Logo, colours, type and a one-page guide, so everything a customer sees looks like one business.

Tell me what you are trying to build.

The form takes about ten minutes. I read every one myself and reply the same day.

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