Websites and videos that win you more clients.
Your happiest customers are the best pitch you have. Put their faces and their words on your site, and your brand starts to look like the people it's for.
5.0 FROM 42 REVIEWS ON GOOGLE ↗
Blend in, and you get skipped.
I've never met a client whose work was the problem. It's almost always the site and the videos. They look like everyone else's, so nobody stops long enough to find out how good the work is.
Say what everyone in your space says and you get known for nothing in particular. When a buyer sits down to decide who to call, your name isn't the one that surfaces.
Years of happy customers, and a new buyer lands on your site and can't see a single one of them. The reputation you've built does nothing for you until a buyer hears it from someone other than you.
Everything points at output now, so the ideas that would actually make someone remember you never get past the to-do list.
So you explain yourself on every call, compete on price, and hope the referrals keep coming.
You shouldn't have to. Since 2012 I've built 200+ websites, and the ones that work all do the same thing: they put the reason people hire you somewhere a stranger can see it. Usually that's a real customer on camera, saying it better than you ever could.
Three ways to be worth a second look.
Your happiest customer, interviewed on camera. Two weeks later, a video case study and a written one are live on your site, built to be quoted.
See a real one →
Built or rebuilt, in your voice. The words come first, the design follows, and you keep the keys.
How I build them →Here are a few well-reviewed options:
🎧 A DJ collective in Lyon (40+ reviews)
💍 A Paris agency with a wedding case study
🏛️ A regional DJ listed on venue pages
Your buyers ask AI who to hire. I structure your site so the tools can read you, quote you, and recommend you.
See if you show up →In their own words.
Forty-two reviews. Five stars, every one. Nobody sounds like a press release, because I didn't write any of them.
Read all 42 reviews →“If you need to revamp your website or are looking for someone to provide ongoing support, he's your man!”
Kirsty Weir / Advisor to the CEO, Booking.com She's the one who started calling me her web guy. The name stuck.
A video guy talking about someone else's video work. He didn't have to say any of this.
We built an app together that Apple featured and 100,000 people downloaded. He's seen how I work up close.
You talk. I do the rest.
You tell me what you do and who your happiest customer is. We pick the one thing that moves the needle.
The interview, the words, the design, the build. You review once. No account manager in between.
On your site, in your name. You keep the keys, and I check where you show up after.
This is Mike.
Building websites since 2012 and making videos nearly as long. 200+ sites, 18 countries, 42 five-star reviews. American, in Paris.
I ask the questions, make the cuts, write the words, and put it live. The interview is the part I'd never hand off. It's the fun part.
More about Mike →Let's make you memorable.
Tell me what you do and who your happiest customer is. I reply within a day, and it's me, not a scheduler.
Prefer email? michael@webodew.com