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A website that markets itself.

Most small business websites haven't changed since the day they launched, because updating them loses to the lunch rush. I build yours by hand, run it for you, and wire it so every social post becomes a news story on your site and a post on your Google Business Profile. You post once. Your site and your Google listing stay current on their own. You don't need the CoreRail app to have one.

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$499 a month · new customers up 22% at CR Coffee after the ads and website rebuild, measured in Square

How it works

The chore is the problem, so I removed it. You keep posting to social media like you already do, and the system does the rest.

Every story goes out with the search work already done: the behind-the-scenes details Google reads, and GEO, which means the signals AI tools like ChatGPT read when someone asks for the best coffee near Magazine Street.

  • You post to Instagram like you already do
  • The post becomes a news story on your site
  • The story becomes a Google Business Profile post
  • Search engines and AI answers pick all of it up

What $499 a month covers

The site itself

Built by hand, fast, and yours to look at with pride. No template, nothing off the shelf.

The marketing engine

Social posts become news stories and Google Business Profile posts automatically, so the site never goes stale.

Search and AI search

Every page is set up so Google and AI assistants both know who you are and what you sell.

Running it

Hosting, updates, and changes are on me. You never file a ticket or wait two weeks for a text edit.

Sites without the app

payrollrx.com is a payroll and HR company in Metairie that serves clients in all 50 states. Their site went live in September 2026, and they don't use the CoreRail app. Neither does lilycummings.net, a journalist's portfolio that finds and adds her new articles by itself every morning. crcoffeenola.com and strochmarket.com are my own shops; they run the app too, and the same engine runs their sites. When a brand needs more pull, I build things people come back for: CR Coffee has a daily word game people play with their morning coffee.

The payrollrx.com homepage.

payrollrx.com · payroll & hr
The lilycummings.net homepage.

lilycummings.net · journalist
The crcoffeenola.com homepage.

crcoffeenola.com · coffee shops
The strochmarket.com homepage.

strochmarket.com · food hall

Demo sites, built to show what's possible

None of these businesses are customers yet. I built each site to show an owner what theirs could be, with their real photos, menus and hours wherever I could get them. Every one is live, so click around. The last one is the exception: the Paul Levy '99 Scholarship site is real, built for a friend who started a scholarship at De La Salle High School, and it went live in October 2026.

The Crescent Collection demo homepage.

crescent collection · demo · french quarter boutique
The Ecology Beer demo homepage.

ecology beer · demo · brewery & beer garden
The Seelos Church demo homepage.

seelos church · demo · bywater parish
The Decatur Espresso demo homepage.

decatur espresso · demo · wholesale coffee
The Perry Capital demo homepage.

perry capital · demo · investment advisory
The Independence St. demo homepage.

independence st. · demo · tarot studio
The Paul Levy '99 Scholarship homepage.

paul levy '99 scholarship · live · giving page

Your website should be working this hard.

Tell me about your business and I'll tell you what I'd build. If you also run the CoreRail app, Pro with Website includes the site at $799 a month.

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New customers up 22% at CR Coffee after this exact rebuild.