Who answers you
I could spend twenty-four hours a day on it.
Solving a problem people thought had no solution, doing everything myself, learning something new on every project.
About me
Guillaume, web designer and community manager for Amiens and the region
As a web designer and community manager, I work alone: design, code, copy and video all go through the same hands. I serve small businesses in Amiens and the surrounding area, and, remotely, those in the rest of France.
What I hold in my hands
Today, I look after
- an online shop of nearly 400 products, from the website to the shipping;
- an app published on the App Store and Google Play, with its Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and Threads accounts;
- a mobile game, in testing before its release;
- showcase websites…
What I refuse, and what I offer instead
What I won’t do, and what I do instead
- Publish for the sake of publishing. Instead, a real publishing strategy: we choose together the networks that matter to you, I prepare a calendar in advance, every post has a reason to exist, and a monthly review with figures shows what worked.
- Sell you what you don’t need. Instead, just what is necessary: I tell you frankly what is worth doing, and what can wait.
My way of working
Web designer and community manager: how I work
The first conversation lasts 30 minutes, with no commitment, and I tell you frankly whether I am the right person. I reply within 24 working hours, even to say no when it is not for me.
I put in writing what has been decided and what is left to do, so that nothing gets lost. And I’d rather show you work that is moving forward than give a long speech.
As a web designer, I design and build your website, your shop or your app. As a community manager, I prepare, write, edit and publish your content, and I moderate the comments. An example: Slice of Napoli, where I do both.
Where I stand
My business is new
I’d rather tell you than hide it. Nothing is secret.
I work in a small workshop: you talk directly to the person who does the work.
Shall we talk?
Two lines are enough, even if it is still vague, or simply your website address.