Good work,
made by good people.

You build fast, clean, maintainable WordPress sites that don't fall apart the moment a client touches them. You care about performance, accessibility, and the difference between "it works" and "it's right." Avada and the Florida contractor world are our bread and butter — bonus if you've lived in that stack.

• Strong PHP, JavaScript, HTML & CSS — and opinions about all four
• Hands-on WordPress / Avada experience; comfortable in the database when needed
• You ship things that are documented and easy for the next person to maintain

You can take a contractor who's never thought about their brand and make them look like the most established firm in the county. Logos, proposals, ad creative, pitch decks, the occasional truck wrap — you treat every piece like it's going in your portfolio, because it is.

• Fluent in the Adobe suite; type and layout are second nature
• A portfolio that shows range and restraint, not just decoration
• You design for the business goal, not just the dribbble shot

You build the agents and automations that let a small studio punch far above its weight — internal tooling, client-facing assistants, content and workflow pipelines that actually hold up in production. You're as interested in where this is useful as where it isn't.

• Comfortable with LLM APIs, prompt design, and stitching tools together (Python / JS)
• You've shipped something real with agents — not just a weekend demo
• Healthy skepticism: you know when automation helps and when it just adds risk

You get qualified eyes on a builder's site and qualified leads in their inbox — through search, local SEO, and paid campaigns that you can defend with numbers. You'd rather report on booked jobs than impressions.

• Technical and local SEO chops; comfortable in GA4, Search Console & ad platforms
• You build campaigns around real business outcomes, not vanity metrics
• Clear, honest reporting — you tell clients what's working and what isn't

You can sit across from a roofing GC, find the one true thing about how they work, and turn it into a line that sticks. Website copy, brand voice, proposals, campaigns — words that sound like a person, not a press release.

• You write tight, plain, and persuasive — and you can prove it
• Comfortable interviewing clients and translating expertise into language
• You can hold a brand voice consistently across very different deliverables

You're the reason work ships on time and clients feel looked after. You keep designers, developers, and contractors all rowing in the same direction — and you protect the team's focus without dropping a single ball.

• You've run creative or web projects end to end and kept them on schedule
• Calm, organized, and genuinely good with people on both sides
• You translate cleanly between "what the client said" and "what the team needs"