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U.S. agency & tech company

Know the next useful move
before the bigger spend.

For small businesses, we find the website or customer-path problem first. For authors, we find where the book is: writing, editing, publishing or launch. Then we scope the right next step clearly, and expand when the evidence supports it.

For my business →For my book

A clear scope and a plain-language plan before you commit to a bigger project.

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Businesses: your website

  1. $129 DiagnosticA written verdict on your site
  2. $1,500 RescueOnly if the verdict says rebuild

Authors: your book

  1. $99 Query CheckIf you are querying now
  2. Tell us your stageAny other step

Where is the book?WriteReviseEditProofPublishPlatformLaunch

Choose your path

Two kinds of work. One clear standard.

For businesses

Your website should make it easy to say yes.

  • It looks dated and doesn’t build trust.
  • It’s hard to use on a phone.
  • It doesn’t say clearly what you do.

Start with the $129 Website Revenue Diagnostic: a written verdict on what is stopping enquiries. If a rebuild is warranted, Website Rescue turns it into one clear page with a call button, a request form and a preview you approve first.

See the $129 Diagnostic →Need something bigger? Explore small-business website design and redesign

Written verdict within three business days of your completed intake · Website Rescue from $1,500 only if the verdict supports it

For authors

Your book deserves a clear path to readers.

  • Polish the manuscript.
  • Prepare your query materials.
  • Publish properly, build your site, plan the launch.

Tell us where you are with the book. We’ll help with the step you’re on, and the one after.

Explore help for authors →Tell us about your book

Querying agents now? See the $99 Query Package Check (not an edit). Any other stage: tell us where you are.

Sound familiar?

Start with what you’d say out loud.

If you run a business

If you’re writing a book

The better state

Here’s what ready looks like.

Concept examples of the outputs we make: websites, query packages, book interiors, author sites and launch assets.

Example website concept

A one-page site that works on every screen.

Sample Carpet Care is a made-up business.

Example finding

Two documents, one story.

Concept example

A book interior that reads like a book.

Concept example

An author site that sells the book.

Concept example

Launch assets, ready on launch day.

Announcement postExcerpt graphicReader emailLaunch-week plan

How we help

Start with the problem you actually have.

01

Websites that work

Rescue or rebuild a site that looks dated, confuses visitors or fails on a phone.

 02

Manuscript readiness

A bounded first step when you’re unsure where the draft stands, what to revise, or what to buy next.

 03

Query materials

A query letter, synopsis and sample pages that agree with each other.

 04

Publishing and formatting

Interior files and publication prep for self-publishing authors.

 05

Author websites

A home for your book, your name and your readers.

 06

Launch and marketing support

A launch plan and the assets to go with it, for the weeks that matter.

Why start here

Know what you’re getting before you commit.

A plain-language plan

We confirm what’s included in writing first. Prices are shown where they’re fixed, and agreed with you where they’re not.

See it before it’s final

Websites are reviewed on a private preview before launch. Query findings point to the exact place they came from.

Practical, not padded

You get the work and what to do with it, in words you don’t need a glossary for.

Guides

Useful reading before you decide.

Websites

Small business website design examples: 12 homepage patterns that make the next step clear

Read the guide → Authors

Finished your manuscript? 7 questions to decide what to do next

Read the guide → Authors

Book marketing for authors: what actually works, what to skip, and what to fix first

Read the guide → Original research

Home-Service Website Customer-Path Study

Read the study →

Start the conversation

Tell us what you need.

Tell us about your website →Tell us about your book