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WordPress & WooCommerce · Gateshead

Gateshead's
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Straightforward advice, solid results. I plan, build and look after WordPress and WooCommerce sites for businesses across the North East.
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Three ways I can help

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Web Design

WordPress sites for tradespeople and local businesses — fast, findable, and easy to run yourself.
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Ecommerce Development

WooCommerce stores built to sell, from a first shop to established stores that need migrations, stock system integrations or custom product builders.
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Hosting, updates, backups and straight answers — one person to call, no ticket queues.
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Your Website Isn’t ‘Done’ After Launch: Why Ongoing Support Keeps It Secure, Fast and Earning

You know the pattern: the website goes live, everyone breathes out, and then it quietly slips to the bottom of the to-do list. A few months later you realise enquiries have gone a bit quiet, a customer says the checkout felt odd on their phone, or you spot a plugin warning you’ve ignored for weeks.…

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Custom Websites vs Templates: When Paying For Bespoke Actually Saves You Money

Most small businesses don’t set out to build a “bad” website. They do what makes sense at the time: pick a template, add a few pages, bolt on a couple of plugins, and get something live. Then the business grows, the offers change, Google shifts the goalposts, and suddenly the site feels like it’s holding…

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Meta Tagging Masterclass (Part 1): The Basics Small Businesses Actually Need

You can have a cracking website, solid services, and prices that beat the big lads… then Google shows a weird page title, a messy snippet, or (worse) the wrong page entirely. That is usually not a “Google hates my business” problem. More often, it’s a metadata problem: your site isn’t clearly telling search engines what…

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