6 sites built or bought, 3 sold, and 137K+ pageviews a month across the ones I still run. Client work under NDA is shown by sector and result.
| Address | Title | Pageviews | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| /work/motor-vehicle-tech/ | In-car technology publisher | 100K+ / mo | 200Live |
| /work/peakdistrict-org/ | PeakDistrict.org | 37K+ / mo | 200Live |
| /work/ai-property-searcher/ | AI property searcher | New | 202New |
| /work/catering-directory/ | Catering retailer directory | 5K+ / mo | 301Sold 2023 |
| /work/australian-population-data/ | Australian population & demographics | 25K+ / mo | 301Sold 2020 |
| /work/driving-test-routes/ | UK driving test routes | 10K+ / mo | 301Sold 2018 |
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A site that explains the details of in-car technology, grown from a fresh domain since launch.
The job now is to keep the content up to date and hold traffic steady.
I found this site during keyword research. It had been neglected for SEO and UX, so I contacted the owner and bought it.
It was once an official government website that was dropped in 2008 rather than redirected, which left it with unique links and an exact-match domain. I’m now writing new articles from first-hand experience and building out the core keywords, with the aim of leading Google for the Peak District.
Rightmove frustrated me, so I fixed it with tech. The app watches Rightmove for new listings in an area and sends a notification when one fits my criteria.
It uses AI to analyse each listing’s images and description, and feeds everything into a dashboard for tracking and comparing options.
A directory of retailers for a hard-to-find catering product, with a page for almost every major English-speaking city in the world.
It ranked top 3 for most “[product] + [city]” searches, and retailers paid to be promoted in their city or country.
Population data for Australia’s cities and states, built because the data was so hard to read online when I was travelling there.
It worked, up to a point: featured snippets answered most searches on Google, so click-through stayed low. A useful early lesson in zero-click search.
My first website and SEO project. Test routes were usually published as unreadable written directions, so I mapped them as GPX files and embedded them on Google Maps for free.
Traffic grew with every test centre I added. I sold it for low four figures, which helped fund my gap year.
I do the same content and technical work for clients. Tell me what you’re trying to fix.