
AMA
This site
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Google’s speed score on a phone, before and after a full redesign.
amarketing.agencyWe rebuild photo-heavy websites into fast sites that Google and AI assistants like ChatGPT can read, so more of the people looking for what you do can find you. One fixed price, and nothing goes live until you sign off.
Book a Discovery CallThree sites we redesigned and rebuilt this year.

This site
Low 20sto100
Google’s speed score on a phone, before and after a full redesign.
amarketing.agency
Tattoo studio
Low 20sto99
Google’s speed score on a phone, before and after a full redesign.
pilgrimagetattoo.com
Tattoo artist
Low 20sto92
Google’s speed score on a phone, before and after a full redesign.
englishcousinstattoos.comScores are the performance score from Google Lighthouse, run on a phone. The current scores were measured on November 13, 2026. The earlier scores are from the sites these replaced. All three also score 100 for accessibility, best practices, and SEO.
When someone needs what you do, they look you up first, even when a friend sent them.
72%
looked at three or fewer businesses before choosing one.
BrightLocal, 2026 research with 1,227 US consumers who had recently searched for a local business
62%
who came by referral still checked the website, reviews, and portfolio first.
45%
asked an AI tool like ChatGPT for a local recommendation.
If you’re not one of the few they see, you’re not in the decision.
Sites built around photos are the ones most likely to load slowly. On 76% of mobile pages the largest thing on screen is an image, and fewer than half of mobile sites meet Google’s performance standards. Google and AI assistants also read words, so a gallery with no text gives them little to go on.
Whether we redesign it or keep your look, we rebuild what’s underneath: images that load fast, pages search engines and AI assistants can read, and one clear way to call, book, or visit.
A few conversations, your photos, and your feedback.
We start with what you want to be found for and what you want people to do next.
Then we handle the structure, the copy, the design, and the build.
You review at each stage. Nothing goes live until you sign off.
One fixed price, set by your annual revenue. You know the number before we talk.
A new website, built to load fast and be found on Google and in AI answers.
All three include everything below.
Additional pages are $1,000 each. After launch, an optional care plan covers ongoing changes for $250 a month.
Book a Discovery CallIt keeps the price predictable. You know the number before we talk, and it doesn’t move with hours or rounds of revisions. A larger business has more riding on its website, so it pays more for the same work. We go by your gross revenue for the last full year, and we take your word for it.
Businesses whose work is best shown in photos. If your website leans on images of what you make, build, or design, this is for you.
Yes. We’re based in Nashville and work with businesses across the US. Everything happens over a few calls.
We start with what you have and rework it so it’s clear what you do and where. You approve every word.
Yes. Keep your current look or have us redesign it. Either way it’s built around your photos and your work.
Then it doesn’t launch. You sign off on every page first, and we keep revising until you’re ready.
No, and no one can. What we control is how fast the site loads, how clearly it says what you do and where, and whether Google and AI assistants can read it.
Usually four to five weeks from start to finish. It can move faster with active communication.
We build your site as custom code in a hosting account that belongs to you. The host bills you directly. If you’d like us to manage the site after launch, the care plan is $250 a month.
We hand everything over. If you’d like us to keep handling changes, the care plan is $250 a month.
Yes. It’s built in your own accounts, so you or anyone you hire can change it. Or we handle changes on the care plan.
You do. It’s built in your own accounts from day one.
Tell us who you want to reach and what you want them to do next. We’ll explain how we’d build it.