Selected work

One project I can point to now, with more to come as engagements wrap up.

  • Case study coming

    Website rebuild

    An example of taking a site that had become slow, expensive, or difficult to update and replacing it with something the owner can actually manage and afford to run.

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    Tools and data checkup

    Working through accounts, subscriptions, and tools with a small operator — understanding what they own, what they depend on, and what would happen if a service they rely on changed its terms.

What working together looks like

Most work starts with a conversation. From there, I assess the fit, scope the work clearly, and get moving once it is approved.

  1. 1

    You reach out

    Send a note through the site or by email outlining what you need help with.

  2. 2

    We talk it through

    We set up a consultation, in person or online, and go through the project properly.

  3. 3

    I send a clear scope

    If it looks like a fit, I send the scope, contract, and next steps in plain language.

  4. 4

    Work begins

    Once everything is approved, I start the work and keep it moving in a clear, manageable way.

Website work

Fast, simple sites that load well, cost little to run, and belong to you. Most of what I build is static or lightly dynamic — meaning less to break, less to pay for, and fewer surprises down the line.

Where I can help

  • Starting a new site from scratch, including help with copy and branding
  • Rebuilding a site that has become slow, expensive, or awkward to manage
  • Building a clean landing page for a new venture
  • Making ongoing small updates at a pace that suits you

What you get

  • A site that loads quickly and costs little to host
  • Clear ownership of your files and content
  • Plain-language notes on what was built and how to maintain it

Not sure what you have? Send me the link and I will walk you through it.

Training

One-on-one or small-group sessions on whatever is getting in your way. I work at the pace you need and do not assume prior knowledge.

What this is useful for

  • Getting comfortable with a tool or workflow you have been putting off
  • Understanding the subscriptions you are already paying for
  • Moving off something you have outgrown or that no longer fits
  • Setting up AI tools sensibly for real day-to-day work

How it works

  • Sessions run in person around Antigonish or remotely
  • I keep things practical and explain in plain language
  • You receive written notes after each session

Business data checkup

Most small operations are running on scattered accounts, subscriptions, and tools that have built up over time. This is a practical look at what you have, where it lives, who can access it, and what would happen if something changed.

Where this helps

  • Accounts and subscriptions you have lost track of
  • Files and records scattered across too many places
  • Important things that depend on one person or one old service
  • Obvious gaps in ownership or access recovery

What you come away with

  • A simple map of your main tools, accounts, and data
  • Clear notes on what looks fine and what needs attention
  • A short list of next steps, in order of what matters most
  • A record you can actually use going forward

This is a practical checkup, not a formal audit. The goal is clarity, not a findings report.

Cybersecurity

Sensible security basics for small operations. Most of what a small business actually needs is straightforward: better passwords, tested backups, careful account access, and a clear plan for when something goes wrong.

Where I can help

  • Getting passwords and two-factor auth properly set up
  • Checking that backups exist and can actually be restored
  • Reviewing who has access to what, and clearing out old accounts
  • Writing down a simple recovery plan before you need one

What this covers

  • The basics most small businesses have not gotten around to
  • Unglamorous, necessary, and straightforward to address
  • Delivered plainly, without manufactured urgency

If something needs more than one person can reasonably handle, I say so and help point you toward the right resource.

Not sure where to start?

Send me a note describing what you are trying to do. I will tell you plainly whether it is something I can help with.

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