One accountable partner for your whole digital side — the site, getting found, following up with every lead, and on call when something breaks. Not a parade of agencies and freelancers.
Five projects across three states. Every one of them replaced a site the owner had outgrown.
A one-page Wix site nobody could find — Google thought he worked in the wrong city — rebuilt from scratch into a real digital practice: specialty pages, local search, a working contact form, and a year of Google posts queued.
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A Squarespace site renting him software by the month, rebuilt into a fast, searchable practice with dedicated pages for LENS neurofeedback and Brainspotting, and local SEO across northwest Houston.
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An abandoned GoDaddy builder page, replaced by a counseling and life-coaching practice built for a new city — moved onto a fast modern stack without dropping a single day of her email.
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A sprawling personal blog reborn as a focused author-and-speaker platform — her book, her speaking, and years of faith writing curated into a newsletter archive.
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A new church plant's site, rebuilt off a deprecated Mailchimp builder onto a fast modern stack. Mission, service times, registration, giving.
Visit the live site ↗A small agency's output. One person's relationship.
Most small businesses are stuck between two bad options. Hire an agency, pay agency prices for slow turnaround and an account manager who doesn't text you back. Or wing it yourself and watch competitors pull ahead.
I'm the third option: one operator, leveraged hard by AI, who delivers small-agency output without the agency overhead — and sticks around to keep it running.
Armed with the AI tools agencies are still figuring out. Output of a team, relationship of one trusted contact who picks up the phone.
Text me when something breaks. Text me when an idea pops up. No portal, no ticket system, no account manager.
No agency-speak, no scope-creep posturing. You tell me what you need, I tell you what it costs, I do it, and we move on.
Pick one, or hand me the lot. Longer engagements usually touch all five.
From a single landing page to a full rebuild off Wix or Squarespace — fast, owned outright, and built to turn visitors into inquiries.
SEO, local listings, Google Business Profile, and the structured data that gets you cited when people ask ChatGPT instead of searching.
Email sequences, newsletters, and lead capture that close the gap between “someone inquired” and “someone booked.”
Positioning, site copy, and founder video — the things that make a small business look like it's been doing this for twenty years.
AI workflows that give your team hours back, plus the email, payments, scheduling, and the spreadsheet that's quietly becoming a database — picked, wired, and tended by one person.
Every engagement gets a written scope and a fixed number before anything starts. These are the usual shapes — yours may land in between.
A defined build with a clear finish line.
An audit and plan, a full rebuild, then month-over-month growth.
Ongoing care for a site and stack you already like.
Smaller than all of this? A punch list, a single fix, a question about your tools — still reach out. If it's a fit I'll quote it straight. If it's not, I'll point you to someone who is.
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I keep a short client list on purpose. Tell me what you're trying to figure out and I'll write back with an honest start date — or point you to someone who can start sooner. First conversations are free, with no expectation on the other end.
About me. I'm Ezra Bailey, based in Austin. Right now that means running the digital side of a multi-provider medical practice outside Houston and a home builder in northern New Mexico, plus sites for counseling practices in Colorado and Texas, an author, and a church — all of it solo, leveraged hard by AI. Before this: a finance degree from Texas A&M, then commercial real estate sales and custom home construction.
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