Most Scottish businesses weren’t built for the internet. That doesn’t mean they can’t thrive there — it means the translation needs more than a website. It needs a plan.
It’s the conversation about how your business makes money today, what’s repeatable about that success, and how to bring it online without breaking what already works offline.
It’s not a pivot. It’s not a rebrand. It’s the honest audit your business needs before you invest in anything digital.
No slides. No proposal theatre. We ask the questions most agencies skip. What do your best customers have in common? Where do you lose people?
We document your current model — how you attract, convert, serve, retain. Most owners have never seen their business on a single page.
Not every business needs e-commerce. Not every business needs a booking system. We’re honest about what you actually need.
A ninety-day action plan telling you exactly what to build, in what order, and why. Not a 90-page PDF. Something you can execute from.
Your business on a single page. The most useful hour we spend together.
The three to five highest-impact places the internet can help you grow.
Specific deliverables, priorities, rough costs. Ordered by impact.
Shareable with partners, staff, family — anyone you need to align.
Nanakusa had excellent food and a quiet dining room. The problem wasn’t the food — it was the business model, built for local takeaways rather than the diners who’d actually pay for a full Japanese dining experience. We asked who the real customer was, what they should charge, and where those customers were looking. The answers changed the business.
£13,200 over two years is the cost of roughly 22 covers at Nanakusa’s current spend. They now serve 75 covers every day.
Fifteen minutes, no prep, no pitch. We’ll ask a few questions and tell you honestly whether we’re the right people to help.
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