What it costs,
and what you get.

The awkward questions,
answered first.

The things you would find out in the third email anyway. Better here.

1. i.

   Why “from” and not a fixed price?

   Because the honest number depends on how many pages you need, whether you have text and photos already, and whether anything has to be booked or paid online. Tell me what you are after and you get a real figure, not a range.

2. ii.

   How long does it take?

   I will not give you a date I cannot hold, so I do not advertise one. What I will tell you plainly: search takes six to twelve weeks to move after a site goes live. High season here runs November to March. If that season matters to you, start early rather than late.

3. iii.

   Can you guarantee page one?

   No, and neither can anyone else — that is Google’s call, not mine. What I can do is show you what my sites have actually done, with the Search Console figures next to them. They are all on the work page.

4. iv.

   Is €1,500 not a lot for a website?

   For a brochure that sits there, yes. For something that brings you enquiries every month, it is the cheapest sales channel you will ever buy. The question is not what the site costs, it is what it brings back.

5. v.

   Who actually does the work?

   I do. There is no team behind me and no work sent elsewhere. You deal with one person, in French or English, who lives on the island year-round rather than visiting for the season.

6. vi.

   What if I already have someone?

   Then check one thing before you spend anything more: open Search Console and look at what your site actually gets. If nobody can show you that, you are paying for something nobody is measuring.