Work you can measure.

A physician-led med spa with 27 years of medicine behind it, working from a website that had aged out. It was slow, awkward on a phone, and harder to navigate than the practice it represented, so the site was working against the reputation rather than for it.

• Design and experience rebuilt to feel as premium as the practice
• Loads fast on a phone, so fewer people give up waiting
• Treatments sorted by the result people want, so the right one is easy to find
• Prices published up front, so fewer calls are just price-checks
• Booking in a few taps, without leaving the site
• Every old link redirected, so search rankings carried over
• Tracking set up to show which searches bring patients in, so ads and content can go after the same people

K.B Cerrano was launching Space Asylum, an indie sci-fi comic series, with nowhere to sell it but a marketplace listing. That meant a cut of every copy, no say in how the work was presented, and no relationship with the readers buying it.

• Sells Issue #1 himself, in paperback and digital
• Keeps the full price on every copy sold
• Ready to sell the day the series launched
• Free chapters that turn browsers into buyers
• A world readers can explore, so they stick around
• His to own, and ready for every new issue

Every month brought another stack of card and bank statements, and the only way to see where the money went was to retype them into a spreadsheet line by line. It took hours, so it rarely got done, and the picture was always out of date.

• Around 5 hours of sorting handed back every month
• Statements read and sorted without anyone touching them
• One dashboard for every card and account
• Spending by category and by month, always current
• Wasted spend easy to spot, and easy to cut
• Runs on its own, so the chore never comes back