Attention · Traffic · Conversion · Follow up

A repeatable way to get customers.

We build the four things that get a small business customers: getting noticed, getting people to your site, turning them into enquiries, and following those enquiries up. Then we run it for you.

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A Perth gym, 30 days on Meta 54enquiries $6.28cost each 166%above CTR benchmark See how it was built
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Which one sounds like you?

Pick the one that sounds most like your business. That's the part we'd fix first.

“Enquiries come in, then go quiet.” A sequence fires the moment someone enquires and keeps the conversation warm until you close it. Most small businesses lose leads right here. Never lose an enquiry “Nobody can find us online.” A fast site that says what you do and makes enquiring obvious, with tracking that shows which channel actually sent them. Get found “I post when I remember, and nothing comes of it.” A 30-day plan built around 1 offer, filmed in a single day, published on a schedule you can see. Stay in front of them “Word of mouth is good, until it goes quiet.” Paid reach that puts the work in front of people who have never heard of you. 54 enquiries in 30 days for a Perth gym, at $6.28 each. Reach more people
Built for businesses of every shape
The system

The four parts of getting customers.

First people notice you. Then they come to your site. Then they enquire. Then someone follows them up. Marketing usually fails at one of those four steps, so we build all four.

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Who does the work

You deal with one person. A team does the work.

Alex is your contact from start to finish and he's responsible for the results. The building is done by specialists he brings in for each part. So you only ever have one person to deal with, and a lot more gets done than one person could manage alone.

A real project, brief to live. Hover to pause, tap a step to jump.

Proof

Real results from real clients.

Every number below comes from website analytics or real enquiry forms. Each card says what we counted and how long we counted it for.

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FAQ

Questions we get asked a lot.

Projects start at $5,000. That's a floor rather than a quote, because what it costs depends on how many of the four layers you need built and how much of the running we take on afterwards. You get a number before anything starts, and there's no lock-in contract.

You'll know early. Your portal shows the numbers live, and a weekly email gives you 2 of them: are you growing, or not. There's no lock-in, so you can stop after any phase, and the domain, the content and the code stay yours either way.

AI writes the code, and I make every design and copy decision myself. The live sites are further down this page, and the full set is on the work page. Judge it on the work.

Even better, skip to step two. Most businesses lose leads after the enquiry comes in. An automated follow-up sequence usually matters more than a new site.

About 20 minutes. A short brief, your logo, and whatever photos you've got. I chase you for what I need, so you can forget about it in between.

Exactly the right question. Out of the box, you get an instant alert. With the follow-up system, they also get a sequence of emails that keeps the conversation warm until you close it.

You deal with one person the whole way through, and that person is responsible for the results. The building is done by specialists we bring in for each part. So there's only ever one person to call, and a lot more gets done than one person could manage alone.

Yes. Domain, content and code are all yours. If you ever want to walk, the site walks with you and keeps running.

Examples of work

Live sites you can open right now.

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Alex Oliver, founder of TRIGRAMS Studio
Who you're working with

"I build the marketing systems that run while you're doing everything else."

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Tell us what's not working.

A few plain answers about your business and what isn't working. We'll tell you which part to fix first, even if it's something we wouldn't charge you for.