CloutSites
Services
Four lanes. Most work starts as a website or an IT mess and stays in one of them. If you are not sure which, say so on the contact form.
Websites
Sites that make the business look real
Design, rebuild, or maintain the site customers judge first: fast pages, clear copy, mobile layouts, and a contact or booking path that actually works.
What it usually looks like
- The current site looks outdated or unfinished on phones.
- Customers cannot find services, location, booking, or contact details.
- The business has grown, but the website still feels like a placeholder.
- Updates are stressful because nobody knows where the content lives.
What you leave with
- New site or rebuild with page structure, copy direction, and a launch checklist.
- Mobile-friendly service pages, landing pages, contact flows, and booking links.
- Basic SEO metadata, analytics, and performance-minded implementation.
- A maintenance plan for updates after launch.
Marketing
Social, ads, and content that point at a real offer
A practical marketing layer: social posts, campaign pages, basic ads, SEO cleanup, and analytics owners can read.
What it usually looks like
- Posts, ads, and the website do not point people toward the same offer.
- Campaigns send visitors to generic pages with weak calls to action.
- The business is paying for visibility but cannot tell what is working.
- SEO and local search basics have been ignored for too long.
What you leave with
- Social setup, content calendars, and campaign support.
- Ad landing pages connected to real contact paths.
- SEO basics: titles, descriptions, local signals, page structure.
- Analytics events and simple reporting notes.
Business IT
Microsoft, email, and domains without the confusion
The everyday stack: Microsoft accounts, email, domains, access cleanup, and notes so someone on the team owns it after handoff.
What it usually looks like
- Business email or domain setup is confusing or fragile.
- Old vendors, employees, or shared logins still have access.
- Microsoft accounts, mailboxes, and admin ownership are unclear.
- Nobody has a clean handoff document for where accounts live.
What you leave with
- Microsoft 365 and email setup or cleanup.
- Domain, DNS, hosting, and website account organization.
- Access review with safer ownership.
- Plain-language documentation for the owner or office manager.
Systems consulting
Fix messy tech and workflows
When the problem is behind the website: outdated tools, brittle workflows, integrations, QA, and modernization that needs software judgment.
What it usually looks like
- A critical workflow depends on old code, spreadsheets, or tools nobody wants to touch.
- Data moves manually between systems and mistakes are easy to miss.
- Deployments or integrations feel risky because there is no safety net.
- The business needs a translator between ownership, vendors, and implementation.
What you leave with
- Workflow map and a prioritized cleanup plan.
- Integration, automation, or internal-tool improvements.
- Legacy PHP, C#, SQL, hosting, or cloud modernization where it still matters.
- QA, performance, and release notes for higher-risk changes.