You've been doing important work for twelve years. Nobody can find you online.

The work is real. The website makes you look smaller than you are. That is a problem when a funder or a partner goes looking.

Let's talk about your presence

This might be you

If sending your own URL makes you wince, keep reading.

The news page that stops in 2022

The work did not stop. The site did. Events go unannounced. Staff lists are wrong. You hesitate before sending the link.

Content everywhere, connected nowhere

A newsletter here, a LinkedIn post there, a PDF on a Google Drive. None of it feeds the site. None of it helps the next person who searches for you.

Someone's nephew built it

Or a volunteer. Or an agency that vanished. You cannot update it without calling in a favour, so you don't.

Funders cannot find you

Someone googles the organisation before a meeting. They find an old page, or nothing useful. You look smaller than the work.

What you get

A website you can actually update, found by the people who should find you, including the AI assistants that funders and partners increasingly use.

A site you can update

Fast, works on a phone, and yours. Not locked behind a developer every time the board wants a sentence changed.

Guides for whoever is on staff

Written and video walkthroughs of the CMS. When the comms person leaves, the next person is not starting from zero.

Found by Google and by AI

When someone asks ChatGPT or Google's AI about organisations like yours, will they mention you? That is what we are building toward.

Content, adapted, not invented

We take what you already write and shape it for each channel. Not AI-generated copy. Suggested, grounded in your voice.

Sites we still look after

We still manage these. That is proof of durability, not just delivery.

cultur.ie

Migrant centre. Built by us, still managed by us.

cultur.ie

PAAL

Social and fintech convener. Conferences on aid during disasters. We still look after the site.

paalpay.org

Payments consultancy

LinkedIn and the website, on a CMS the team can actually use. We still manage it.

Posting, as a service

We help you post consistently across channels. We take your existing writing and adapt it for LinkedIn, the newsletter, the website. One piece of content, several places it needs to live.

This is a service we do for you, not software we hand over. Not AI-generated content. AI-suggested, grounded in what you already write. We can also turn podcasts and videos into posts, if that is how you already work.

Questions we hear a lot

Let's talk about your presence
We don't have the budget
Say so. We would rather talk about a smaller starting point than pretend a full rebuild is the only option. Sometimes Squarespace is the honest answer. Sometimes a focused site plus posting help is enough. We will tell you which.
Can't we just use Squarespace?
Sometimes yes. If a volunteer can keep a simple site current, and nobody is searching for you in any serious way, a site builder is fine. The gap shows up when you need to update it yourselves, keep a newsroom alive, and be findable by funders and partners, including inside AI answers.
What if our comms person leaves?
They will, eventually. That is why the guides and walkthroughs are part of the work, not an extra. The site should not depend on one person who happened to be there at launch.
Do we own it?
Yes. Domain, content, and CMS access are yours. We are not going to hold the keys. We still manage every site we have built, which is the other half of that answer: we have not disappeared on anyone yet.
We're not technical enough
That is the whole point. You should not need to be. If updating a page takes a developer, we have done the job wrong.

Schedule a call

We'll look at your current site together and tell you what we would do differently. No obligation.

Let's talk about your presence

Or send us your URL through the form and we'll reply with three things we would change.