Websites don’t fix themselves — but Frankie Works. No contracts, no fluff. Just clear, flexible support to keep your site fast, fresh, and performing at its best.
At Frankie Works, I keep websites healthy, fast, and easy to use. From SEO fixes and fresh content to speed checks and broken link repairs, I take care of the jobs that keep your site running smoothly. You stay in control — choose a one-off fix or ongoing support, and I’ll make it happen. No contracts, no jargon, just straightforward results (with Frank the cat keeping me company at the desk).
If you don’t track what’s happening on your site, you’re guessing — and guessing costs results. Analytics shows where visitors come from, what they do, how long they stay, and what actually leads to sales or sign-ups. With the right setup, you stop flying blind and start making decisions based on real numbers.
What it is: Think of GA4 as a “report card” for your website. It shows which marketing efforts bring people in, what they do once they arrive, and which actions actually lead to conversions. Without it, you’re in the dark about what’s working and what’s wasting time or money.
Why it matters: Without GA4, you’re guessing.
How I help: I’ll set it up properly so you get clear insights you can actually use.
What it is: GSC is like a direct line to Google. It shows what people search for to find your site, whether your pages are showing up in results, and flags problems that could push you down the rankings. Without it, issues go unnoticed until traffic drops.
Why it matters: If Google can’t read your site, visitors won’t find it.
How I help: I’ll get GSC running and show you the key reports to watch.
If people can’t find what they need, they leave. Simple as that. Confusing menus, broken links, or dead-end error pages all cost you visitors. By fixing these issues and making navigation easy, your site feels smooth and professional — so people stick around instead of giving up.
What it is: The menus are how people move around your site — usually at the top or bottom of the page.
Why it matters: If menus are messy or unclear, visitors get lost and leave.
How I help: I make navigation simple, so people can quickly find what they’re looking for.
What it is: A link that sends visitors to an error page (404).
Why it matters: Broken links annoy users and make your site look unreliable. They also hurt SEO.
How I help: I find and fix broken links fast, so your site feels professional and trustworthy.
What it is: A redirect sends people from an old URL to the new one.
Why it matters: Without redirects, old links break, frustrating users and lowering your search rankings.
How I help: I set up redirects properly so nothing important gets lost.
What it is: The page people see when a link is broken or missing.
Why it matters: A plain “404 error” looks unprofessional and can make people leave.
How I help: I fix the broken links or create a helpful 404 page that guides visitors back to where they need to be.
Content can’t sit still. Outdated blogs, stale copy, or missing updates make your site look abandoned — and search engines stop showing it. Fresh, clear content builds trust, attracts the right visitors, and makes them more likely to buy, sign up, or get in touch. Regular updates keep your site alive, visible, and working hard for you.
What it is: Creating fresh blog posts, service pages, or landing copy from scratch.
Why it matters: Too little content means you won’t rank in Google or keep visitors engaged. New content is how you attract traffic and show up for the right searches.
How I help: I research, plan, and write content tailored to your goals — whether that’s ranking for keywords or explaining your services clearly.
What it is: Updating old pages, blogs, or copy so they stay accurate and engaging.
Why it matters: Stale content gets ignored by both visitors and search engines. Outdated info can make your brand look unreliable.
How I help: I refresh and repurpose existing content so it stays useful and keeps working hard for your business
What it is: Tweaks that turn visitors into customers — things like improving CTAs, layouts, or page flows.
Why it matters: More traffic is good, but turning it into sales, leads, or sign-ups is what really counts.
How I help: I refine headlines, buttons, and flows so your site persuades people to take action.
What it is: A button or link asking your visitor to do something — “Buy Now,” “Sign Up,” “Get in Touch.”
Why it matters: Weak CTAs = missed opportunities. Even small changes in wording or placement can lift conversions.
How I help: I sharpen CTAs to make them clearer, more persuasive, and more likely to get clicked.
Nobody waits for a slow or unreliable website. If your site takes too long to load or throws up warnings, people leave — and search engines push you down the rankings. Regular checks keep your site fast, safe, and smooth, so visitors stay longer, trust you more, and do what you want them to do.
What it is: How quickly your site loads.
Why it matters: Nobody waits around for a slow site. If it takes too long, visitors leave — and search engines drop your rankings.
How I help: I run speed checks, tidy up images and layouts, and flag any bigger issues that might need a developer. The result? A site that feels quick and reliable.
What it is: The percentage of people who leave after only seeing one page.
Why it matters: A high bounce rate means visitors didn’t find what they wanted — often because the site was too slow, clunky, or unclear.
How I help: I review layouts, copy, and navigation so your site feels smooth and keeps visitors moving, instead of leaving.
SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) is how your site gets found on Google — but it’s never a one-off job. Without it, your site risks being buried on page five where nobody looks. The rules keep changing, competitors keep improving, and content goes out of date fast. Regular updates keep your site visible, trusted, and bringing in the visitors you need.
The clickable headline that appears in search results. A clear, keyword-rich title improves visibility and click-through rates.
Why it matters: Weak titles mean fewer clicks.
How I help: I rewrite titles to make them stand out and bring more visitors in.
What it is: The short snippet of text shown under your title in search results. It’s your chance to “sell the click.”
Why it matters: Outdated or generic descriptions get ignored.
How I help: I refresh descriptions to boost relevance and conversions.
What it is: Using the right words in your titles, copy, and structure so your site matches what people are searching for.
Why it matters: Without good keyword use, your content won’t reach the right audience.
How I help: I research relevant terms and optimise content naturally, so it reads well and ranks.
What it is: Links between your own pages that help visitors (and Google) find their way around.
Why it matters: Good internal links help visitors (and Google) find their way around, boosting SEO and keeping people engaged.
How I help: I add or refine links to strengthen your site’s structure.
What it is: Indexing is how Google ‘adds’ your site to its library. If it’s not indexed, it won’t show up in search at all.
Why it matters: If your site isn’t indexed, it won’t show up in search at all.
How I help: I make sure pages are crawlable and index-ready.
What it is: Adding FAQs (common questions and answers) to pages makes them more useful and trustworthy. They can also help you appear in Google’s ‘People Also Ask’ spots.
Why it matters: Well-written FAQs can capture “People Also Ask” spots in Google, improve E-E-A-T signals, and reassure visitors directly on the page.
How I help: I research real user queries, then write FAQs that boost SEO, demonstrate expertise, and make your content more trustworthy.
What it is: The short description behind your images. Without it, Google and screen readers can’t ‘see’ your pictures, so they won’t rank or be accessible.
Why it matters: Missing or vague alt text means lost search visibility and poor accessibility. Google can’t “see” your images without it.
How I help: I add or optimise alt text so your site is inclusive, search-friendly, and gives your images the best chance to rank.
Frankie Works started with Frank, our deaf rescue cat, who found comfort in sitting at my desk while I worked on websites. What began as a daily ritual became the inspiration for a brand built on reliability, personality, and care. Today Frank is the mascot and morale officer, while I handle the hands-on work — drawing on years of experience supporting businesses, nonprofits, and education providers. Together, we offer expert website support that feels human, not corporate.
I’ve delivered projects across education, consultancy, commercial, tourism, and legal sectors — fixing broken sites, improving search visibility, and turning traffic into results. Whatever the challenge, the aim’s the same: make websites work smarter.
Sometimes that’s leading a full migration or rebrand. Other times it’s optimising content, boosting conversions, or streamlining the user journey. The projects featured give a flavour of how I approach problems with clear strategy, hands-on fixes, and measurable outcomes.
Led two major website transitions, protecting SEO and UX continuity. Audited and optimised 500+ pages of evergreen and campaign content, boosting leads. Designed and tested landing page templates to improve engagement. Applied behavioural analytics (heatmaps, recordings) to fix CRO pain points.
Built a long-term SEO/content strategy targeting niche, high-intent keywords. Created keyword briefs and optimised long-form articles for organic growth. Advised on technical SEO during a site rebuild. Partnered with developers to align site structure with SEO goals.
Managed a full-scale rebrand and CMS migration. Built SEO-focused landing pages to support service launches. Coordinated stakeholders and agencies to deliver campaigns. Optimised campaigns with paid media teams to raise conversion rates.
Reworked event/venue pages for SEO and content impact. Built campaign landing pages, increasing user engagement. Enhanced mobile + desktop layouts for accessibility. Rolled out SEO fixes across underperforming content.
Managed redirect mapping, metadata updates, and QA. Improved content structure and internal linking on core pages. Implemented audit-driven technical fixes for site health. Monitored post-migration visibility and traffic with analytics tools.
No retainers. No confusing packages. Just straightforward website support from £30/hour. Pay only for the time you need — whether it’s a quick fix, a round of content updates, or a bigger optimisation project.
From £45/hour — you only pay for the time you actually need.
Small tweaks might only take an hour. Bigger projects are scoped before I start, so you’ll always know the cost.
No contracts, no ongoing fees unless you want regular support. Just simple, on-demand help.
Websites can feel complicated — but working with me doesn’t have to be. Here are some quick answers to the questions I get asked most often.
I’ve worked on many websites — including WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, HubSpot, and Strapi. But the platform really doesn’t matter. If it’s a website, I can help. My focus is making your site faster, clearer, and more effective for your visitors — so you don’t need to worry about the tech behind it.
Not at all. There are no retainers, no lock-ins, and no hidden commitments. Support is fully on-demand and pay-as-you-go, starting from £45/hour. That means you only pay for the time you actually need, without wasting money on downtime. It’s a flexible, budget-friendly option most agencies simply don’t offer.
I handle a wide range of website jobs, from quick fixes like repairing broken links or updating copy, to bigger refreshes like uploading content across multiple pages. I also do a lot of metadata work — rewriting titles, descriptions, and tags to improve SEO and click-through rates. Whether it’s one page or fifty, the support flexes to your needs.
Yes. I hold a Marketing degree and have over 6 years’ experience managing websites for education providers, consultancies, commercial businesses, tourism boards, and legal firms. I’ve improved SEO performance, sped up slow sites, and kept content fresh for organisations of all sizes. In short — I know how to keep websites healthy, visible, and working hard for the business behind them.
It depends on the task. If it’s something that can be exported and shared, I’ll work on it in a document for you to upload. If you’d prefer, you can give me temporary access to your CMS so I can make the changes directly — and then remove me afterwards. You’re always in control, and I’ll guide you through the simplest and safest option. Clients often find this flexibility reassuring — it means the process works the way they want, not the other way around.
No problem. Drop me a message and I’ll get back to you with the answers you need
Contact UsGetting started is simple. Send me your request — whether it’s a quick fix or a bigger project — and I’ll reply with a clear quote and timeline. Once you’re happy, I’ll get to work and keep you updated along the way. When it’s done, you review the results and only pay for the time used — no contracts, no hidden extras.
Not sure what’s wrong or exactly what you need? No problem. Tell me in your own words — “I need help with SEO fixes, new content, tracking, or something bigger” — and I’ll work out the best way forward.