Websites
A fast, hand-coded site built around how your customers actually choose who to hire.
- Designed and coded from scratch
- Mobile-first and quick to load
- Clear services, pricing and enquiry pages
- Support after launch
I build hand-coded websites, get small businesses found on Google, and keep their social media ticking over. You get one point of contact for all of it, and nothing built in a page builder.
Most small businesses end up juggling a web designer, an SEO person and someone who does their socials. I do all three, so everything works together.
A fast, hand-coded site built around how your customers actually choose who to hire.
Show up when people nearby search for what you do, on Google Search and Google Maps.
Consistent, on-brand posts every week, without you having to think about it.

A booking-led site that moved enquiries out of Instagram DMs and into one clear flow.

Member portal, storefront and Discord bot sharing one database.

A wedding site with RSVPs, menu choices and everything guests need in one place.

A community site with a searchable game database, tools and a live leaderboard.
Jamie understood exactly what we needed and kept us updated the whole way through. The site looks miles more professional than what we had before.
Send a short enquiry and I will reply by email with a few questions.
We settle scope, price and timings before any work starts.
Your site is built in stages, with your sign-off at each one.
SEO and social media keep it earning long after launch, if you want them.
I started JBH Media because too many small businesses were paying for websites they couldn't update, didn't understand and never heard about again.
I build every site by hand, look after the SEO and social media myself, and answer every email personally. No account managers, no outsourcing and no page builders. Just someone local who knows your business and wants it to do well online.
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Tell me a little about your business and what you need. I'll come back to you by email with honest advice and a clear price.