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Fisher.digital is a one-man web studio based in Grays, Essex, building websites for small businesses across Essex, Kent and London. Every site is hand-coded rather than built on templates or page builders, and each one is backed by a public guarantee to score 90+ on independent performance checks. Clients pay a simple monthly price that covers hosting, security, daily backups and unlimited updates, and their SEO gets worked on every day, not once a quarter. When a client asks for a change, it usually goes live within a day or two at no extra cost. We also run free tools anyone can use, including a website health checker that scores any site in about 20 seconds, covering both Google visibility and how well a site shows up in AI tools like ChatGPT. Honest advice, transparent pricing, and websites that are genuinely looked after. That's the whole idea.
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