Journal
Notes from the workbench.
Long-form thinking on web design, SEO, branding, localisation and AI automation. No fluff, no listicles.
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Fintech
What enterprise buyers audit on a fintech site before they will even take a call.
A fintech marketing site is often the first artifact a procurement or security team evaluates, well before anyone in sales gets a meeting, and it gets read the way an auditor reads a document.
9 min read
Cosmetic Dentistry
Winning high-ticket implant and cosmetic cases online, not just consultations.
A full-mouth reconstruction or a multi-implant case is decided over weeks, not in a single visit, which means the website has to carry the trust that a chairside conversation would normally build.
8 min read
Medical Aesthetics
Filling a clinic calendar without training patients to wait for a discount.
Discount-driven marketing fills a calendar for a month and empties the next one, because it teaches patients to wait rather than book.
7 min read
Technical SEO
Programmatic SEO that survives a Google update, built for service businesses.
Programmatic SEO has a bad reputation because most implementations are thin pages stitched from a spreadsheet. Done properly, it is just disciplined content architecture at volume.
8 min read
Local SEO
Building forty city pages without them reading as the same page forty times.
Multi-location service businesses need local pages to rank, but templated pages that only swap a city name are exactly what gets filtered out of search results.
9 min read
Performance
Core Web Vitals stop being a local problem once you sell globally.
A site that scores well in Lighthouse from a lab in the same city as your server can still feel sluggish to a visitor eight thousand kilometres away.
8 min read
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Global Web
- Choosing an international web design agency without getting burned.
- Cross-border web development: one site that converts in every market.
- Selling to APAC buyers means meeting three very different sets of expectations.
- Digital growth in Africa runs through mobile-first design, not desktop retrofits.
- Web design for the Middle East that respects RTL and premium expectations.
- A digital playbook for Latin America that treats Spanish and Portuguese as separate markets.
