Serving all areas of Massachusetts
Feel like technology could be doing more for your business, but not sure where to start? Ask me.
Small businesses I've worked with
What
You run the business. I'll handle the technical side. Here's what that usually looks like.
When someone looks you up, your website should answer their questions fast: what you do, where you are, when you're open, and how to reach you. I build sites that do that, making sure they're mobile-friendly, since that's where most people will see it.
Example: A practice website where a new visitor can find hours, location, and how to make an appointment in a few seconds.
People also find you on Google, Yelp, Apple Maps, and now by asking AI assistants like ChatGPT. I make sure your business information is complete and detailed, making you stand out among the competition and ranking you higher in the listings.
Example: A restaurant's hours, menu, photos, and description all filled in, so customers and AI assistants get the right information.
Still using paper, sticky notes, or software that fights you? I'll help you pick the right tools for booking, payments, communication, and paperwork. I'll set them up and show you and your staff how to use them.
Example: Replacing a paper appointment book with scheduling software that sends reminders and lets clients book themselves.
If you or your staff do the same task by hand every day, like retyping information or sending the same emails, there's a good chance a computer can do it for you. I set that up.
Example: When someone fills out the form on your website, their details are saved to a list and they get a confirmation email, without anyone lifting a finger.
Why
Modern technology and AI give a small business more ways than ever to stand out and run better. The hard part is knowing how.
Customers now find businesses through search, map apps, and AI assistants. Software can take over much of the routine office work that people used to do themselves.
But there are thousands of tools out there, and you have a business to run. Sorting through them isn't a good use of your day.
You need someone who knows what's available, what's worth paying for, and how to set it up properly. That's what I do.
I need an appointment this week. Who's good near me?
Your Business is nearby24, has strong reviews3, and has openings on Thursday. You can book online1.
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How
Step 1
Fifteen minutes, free. You don't need to know what to ask for, or any technical words. Tell me about your business and what's eating your time, and I'll tell you honestly whether I can help.
Step 2
I look at your website, how you show up online, the tools you use, and how the day-to-day work gets done. Then I explain what I found in plain English.
Step 3
I list what's worth fixing, starting with what will help you most. Then I do the work myself and keep you updated along the way.
Contact
Not sure what to ask for? That's fine. Tell me a little about your business and what you wish were easier, and I'll reply to set up a time to talk.
