What I can do for you
Seven things, done properly, by one person who has built and sold his own businesses. No account managers, no hand-offs — you get Nathan, start to finish.
Thinking
Spotting the opportunity, then working out how you take it.
Before anything gets designed or built, I work out where the money is. What you are great at, who wants it, and the shortest route between the two. Sometimes that is a new offer, sometimes it is selling the old one better. Either way, everything after this point has a reason to exist.
Give me a shout about thinkingBrand
Name, logo, look and voice that says you meant it.
A brand is the difference between being chosen and being compared on price. I build names, logos, colours and a way of talking that make you look like the obvious choice — the same standard I set for giglocal, homextra and 45 gallon drums.
Give me a shout about brandWebsites
Built to open doors, not just to look nice.
Your website should be your best salesperson: fast, clear and built around the one thing you want a visitor to do. I design and build sites that win enquiries, bookings and sales — then I measure whether they actually do.
Give me a shout about websitesGrowth
The plan, the ads and the graft that joins it all up.
Facebook and Google ads, social content, email, search — none of it works on its own. I join it up into one plan with one goal, then do the unglamorous weekly work of making the numbers move. That is how a £250 budget became a business worth buying.
Give me a shout about growthGetting found
Show up when people are already looking.
Google Business Profile puts you on the map with your reviews. Merchant Centre puts your products in Google Shopping. Google Ads puts you at the top when someone searches for what you sell. I set up all three and join them together, like I just have for KLS.
Give me a shout about getting foundShops on social
Sell where people already scroll.
Your products, right there in Facebook and Instagram, so people can browse and buy without leaving the app. I set up both shops from one catalogue, sync them with your website, and link everything back so orders land in one place. Like I just have for KLS.
Give me a shout about shops on social
Getting found · what it costs
£725
One-off setup
- — Google Business Profile, set up and verified, so you show on Maps
- — Merchant Centre, with your products feeding into Google Shopping
- — Google Ads account and your first campaign, built and live
- — All three linked together and tracking what comes in
Ad spend is paid to Google directly and is on top.
Why it pays for itself
People searching on Google already want what you sell. The setup is paid once. Being found keeps working.
76%
of people who search on their phone for something nearby visit a related business within a day.
Source: Think with Google28%
of those nearby searches end in a purchase.
Source: Think with Google30%
of all mobile searches are related to location.
Source: Think with Google£2 for £1
Google's own estimate: for every £1 businesses spend on Google Ads, they make £2 profit on average.
Source: Google Economic Impact
An example, not a promise
Say you spend £300 a month on ads. If you match Google's £2-profit-per-£1 average, that is around £600 profit a month, so the £725 setup pays for itself inside two months. Every business is different, and I will show you your real numbers as they come in.
Give me a shoutBuy now, £725Shops on Facebook and Instagram · what it costs
£425
One-off setup
- — Facebook shop, set up with your product catalogue
- — Instagram shop, enabled from the same catalogue
- — Products synced with your website, one source of truth
- — Both linked back to your site, so orders land in one place
Why it sells
People already scroll Facebook and Instagram every day. The shop means when they see something they like, they can buy it right there — no "I'll come back to it later". The setup is paid once. The shops keep selling.
I will show you the real numbers from your shop's own insights once it is live.
AI automation · what it costs
From £499
Depends on the setup
- — AI finds the customers most likely to buy
- — A CRM, so nobody slips through
- — A Google Sheet we can both see
- — Daily emails and WhatsApp follow-ups that run on their own
Why it works
Following up every day is the bit everyone means to do and nobody does. I am running this for KLS, who just took their first order from someone who found them through ChatGPT.
Asked on ChatGPT
“Where to buy driveway resin near Chester?”
Social media management · what it costs
From £399
Packages, priced by how often you post
- — Planning what goes out
- — Making it and posting it
- — Stories and giveaways
- — Replying to comments, so nobody is left hanging
Why it works
Posts people actually stop for. It's how 45 BBQs got to 18.3K followers on Instagram.
18.3K
Instagram followers for 45 BBQs.
4,505
1,908 likes and 2,597 comments on one giveaway post.
Give me a shout
Tell me what you are working on and where you want it to go. I will come back to you within a working day.