200% year-on-year growth in the first 14 months
Texas Hill Country Reservations Website
Competitive and SEO analysis, a rebrand and a mobile-friendly WordPress site for a Texas Hill Country lodging company.
I'm Craig Burdett, a full-stack web developer and SEO consultant in New York City.
Send me your address. I'll look at how fast it loads, how it shows up in Google and how easily visitors can get in touch, then email you plain-English suggestions. It's free, with no strings attached.
Sites that are slow, hacked, broken on phones or abandoned by the last developer. I get them back online, then rebuild them properly.
Find what your customers actually search for, fix what stops Google understanding your site, and test what turns visitors into inquiries and sales.
Hosting, updates, content, email newsletters and the steady work that keeps a site earning its keep.
Editing, design and layout for books, monthly magazines and brochures, in print and digital editions.
200% year-on-year growth in the first 14 months
Competitive and SEO analysis, a rebrand and a mobile-friendly WordPress site for a Texas Hill Country lodging company.
Conversion rate more than doubled in the first 30 days
A WooCommerce store, automated fulfillment and conversion testing for a patent-pending suitcase with built-in shelves.
More than 100 monthly issues and counting
A monthly magazine for HR professionals, 28 to 40 pages an issue. I edit, design and produce every issue and have 250 to 300 copies printed.
Back online within 24 hours, rebuilt within a week
Back online within 24 hours and rebuilt within a week, after the previous developer walked away mid-project.
Use the form on this site. If something about your site is already bugging you, say so.
How it loads on a phone, what Google sees, how the pages are built, and how easy it is to get in touch.
In plain English, most important first, so you can act on them yourself or pass them to whoever runs your site.
Fix it yourself, ask your current developer, or hire me. There's no obligation either way.
My own site had a script that crashed on its first line, a form that threw errors on every keystroke and a title nobody could see. Here's what I found and fixed.