Lady Luxe Beauty
Full-service planThe title leads with the category and the suburb, 'Skin Clinic Balmain', then names the 2 things people actually book, facials and skin treatments, before the business name.
These are real before-and-after website redesigns for Australian businesses. Each screenshot shows the homepage, but every build is a full multi-page website, not just a new front page. Look past the design: every new build leads with the main commercial keyword in the Google title and meta description, carries a single clean H1, and runs a proper heading architecture with the right keywords in the subheadlines. I do not build websites just to be pretty. I build them to be found on Google and to make my clients money.
Which offer built these. This gallery spans both of my offers. Where a rebuild came from the $297 a month subscription this page is about, it carries a badge saying so. The rest were built on the Loudachris Digital Marketing full-service plan, which starts at a $3,000 build plus a monthly retainer. The craft is the same. The price is not, and you deserve to know which one you are looking at.
For more of the design work, with names and contact details taken out, see the design portfolio.
The title leads with the category and the suburb, 'Skin Clinic Balmain', then names the 2 things people actually book, facials and skin treatments, before the business name.
The title leads with the style and the city, 'Candid Lifestyle Photography Sydney', ahead of the name, so the page is found by people who haven't heard of her yet.
Rowan's old VentraIP site brought in nothing. The rebuilt website leads with 'Lawn Mowing Caloundra & Sunshine Coast' in the title and a single keyword-led H1, and the first qualified quote request landed 28 minutes after it went live.
Jacob's old Square site had a Domain Rating of 0 and zero organic traffic. The rebuilt website leads with 'DJ Hire Adelaide | Wedding, Party & Event DJ' in the title, and the first booking enquiry landed the Monday after a Friday launch.
A short single-scroll brochure became a full NDIS service-page website. The new title leads with 'NDIS Behaviour Support across Adelaide, Mid North & Yorke Peninsula', capturing the entire service region in the one line Google shows first.
A dense, dated layout rebuilt into a focused, conversion-led website. The title leads with 'Commercial Refrigeration Melbourne' plus the urgent '24/7 Cool Room & Freezer Repair' hook that wins the emergency jobs that actually pay.
A thin holding page turned into a structured legal-services website. The title carries the money keyword, 'Adelaide Conveyancing', so the site earns the click for the searches with real intent behind them.
A flat brochure page rebuilt into a warm local clinic website. The title leads with 'High Street Vets Strathalbyn', owning the suburb search a worried pet owner types at 9pm.
A bare landing page became a full salon website. The title puts 'hairdresser in Ormond, Melbourne' front and centre, the exact local search a new client types before they book.
Rebuilt into a deep, content-rich website engineered for search. The title leads with 'Landscaping & Garden Design Adelaide', the core commercial term, right at the front where it earns the click.
The title leads with 'Mortgage Broker Sydney' and names both offices, Putney and Miranda, so a borrower searching near either one finds the same broker. The credit licence number sits in the first screen as text.
Rebuilt on faster technology with a single clear message. The title names the exact niche, 'Business Advisory for Custom Home Builders', so the right kind of builder knows in one line that the site is for them.
A dated site rebuilt into a clean, portfolio-led website that lets the work speak. Structured for search around Adelaide architecture, with the practice's projects given room to carry the enquiry.
Rebuilt into a conversion-led website built to win wedding and corporate video work. The title leads with 'Video Production Adelaide', the core commercial search, right where Google shows it first.
A flat page rebuilt into a warm, parent-friendly website. The title names 'Seacliff' and 'Ages 0-5', owning the exact local search a parent of a toddler makes when looking for somewhere to take them.
Rebuilt into a credibility-led website for high-value structural work. The title leads with 'Underpinning & Foundation Repair Melbourne', the precise commercial term behind a job that runs into the tens of thousands.
A heritage Adelaide winery, rebuilt into an editorial, brand-led website. The title carries 'Adelaide's Urban Winery & Cellar Door' alongside the 1926 heritage, pairing the local search term with the story that earns the visit.
A personal practice given a calm, trust-led website. The title leads with 'Holistic Therapist Adelaide', the search a prospective client types, with the design carrying the warmth that earns the first booking.
The title leads with 'Plumber Adelaide' and puts the licence in the line Google shows first. Emergency plumbing, blocked drains, hot water and pipe relining each get their own page, because each one is a search of its own.
The title leads with 'Electrician Adelaide' and names all 3 markets the business works in, so a facilities manager and a homeowner both see themselves in the first line Google shows.
The title leads with the service and the city, then puts same-day repairs in the line Google shows first, which is exactly what someone looking at a blank TV is searching for.
The title leads with the specialism, 'Diesel Mechanic Adelaide', rather than a general mechanic line, and names the suburb. Diesel owners search for diesel, and the page now says it before anything else.
The title names the town and the state, 'Accommodation in Zeehan, Tasmania', so the page answers the search a traveller actually types. The rooms and the West Coast setting lead the page.
Both clinic towns sit in the title along with what the business is, so a search in either town lands on the same page. Clinic hours and online booking are on the homepage rather than behind a contact form.
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