WordPress
WordPress website development that survives the handover.
A site that is fast, editable by you, built to rank and ready for paid traffic — without page-builder lock-in and without a licence you keep paying for.
Who this is for
Companies without a website
You have customers but no digital front door — and every enquiry currently depends on word of mouth.
Sites that no longer perform
The site exists, looks dated, is slow on mobile and produces almost no enquiries.
Ready for paid traffic
You want to run Google Ads, and the site needs to be able to convert what you pay for.
What is included in every project
- Structure built around real customer questions
- Copywriting or thorough editing of your text
- Mobile-first design in your brand colours
- Fast loading times and clean, semantic markup
- On-page SEO and structured data from the start
- Legal pages, cookie consent and contact forms
- Tracking for calls and form submissions
- Handover session plus all logins in your name
Related
A website that nobody finds is an expensive business card. See SEO & GEO optimisation for visibility, and Google Ads & landing pages if you want traffic faster than SEO can deliver it.
Tell me about your project
Describe your business in a few sentences and what the site should achieve. You get a concrete assessment, not a brochure.
Prefer to write directly? hi@marketing-by-matthias.com · Contact page
Frequently asked questions
Will I be able to edit the site myself?
Yes, and that is the point. Everything is built with the standard WordPress block editor. Text, images and prices are changed without touching code, and you get a short handover session. If you would rather not, I handle changes on request — without a retainer.
Do you use page builders like Elementor or Divi?
No. Page builders add weight, slow the site down and tie you to a plugin whose licence you have to keep renewing. I build with the native block editor, which stays fast and remains editable even if I disappear from the picture.
Can you rebuild an existing site without losing rankings?
Yes, and this is where most relaunches go wrong. URLs get mapped and redirected, existing content that ranks is kept and improved rather than discarded, and the search console is checked after launch. A relaunch without a redirect plan is how companies lose years of visibility overnight.
What about hosting and the domain?
Both run in your name. I tell you exactly what to book, or I install on hosting you already have. You never end up in a position where leaving me means losing your website.