Services

Everything I do is about websites: working out what yours needs, building it, and looking after it once it’s live.

How I can help

Most clients start with the Foundation Workshop. Some come to me for a tune-up or a care plan on a website they already have. All prices exclude GST.

Foundation Workshop

$480

Strategy before anything gets built. We work out who your website is for and what it needs to do.

Website builds and overhauls

From $3,500

Custom WordPress websites, designed and written around your goals, or an overhaul of the site you have.

Protect & Grow care plans

From $99 a month

Updates, security, backups and hosting, with time each month to keep improving the site.

Website Tune Up

$480

A fixed-price once-over that finds and fixes what’s slowing your website down or leaving it exposed.

Website hosting

From $300 a year

Fast, secure WordPress hosting, set up and looked after for you.

The Presstwood Method

Three steps, the same way every time. It’s how your website ends up built around your business and its goals.

Foundation Workshop

A 90-minute workshop and a 60-minute presentation. We work out who your website is for, what it needs to do and how you’ll measure it. You keep the strategy document either way.

A website solution that suits you

I recommend what will get you there. That might be a new website, an overhaul of your current one, or no new website at all if yours is already in good shape.

Keep it working

Once you’re live, I look after the updates, security and backups, and keep improving the website as your business changes. Your team can still edit any page themselves.

Every project starts with a free 15-minute chat.

Not a medical business?

Medical is my specialty, so it’s most of what you’ll see here. I also build websites for food producers, manufacturers and other established Australian businesses, with the same process: strategy first, then a website built around your goals.

Let’s talk about your website.

Book a free 15-minute call. I’ll tell you honestly what I’d change, even if the answer is “not much”.