Service business / Website project
Moving Forward
Transport ’N Beyond
Make the services clear, then help customers take the next step with a guided estimate request.
Explore MFTNB (opens a new tab)Small business websites · Red Deer, Alberta
Your business.
Your frigging
website.
You do the work. Your website should help people find it, understand it, and get in touch.
I’m William J. Crowell, the person behind Built.bid and Your Frigging Link. I build clear, phone-friendly websites for people with something real to offer.
A conversation first. Scope and price agreed before work begins.
Clear messageMade for mobileA useful next stepYour own identity
Selected work
Built for real things.
From moving services to independent music,
every project starts with a purpose.
Moving Forward
ME
DADDY.MusicSubject
Creative practice / Personal project
A home for
independent music.
A music catalog and artist story, brought together in one place for listeners to explore.
Explore MusicSubject (opens a new tab)A practical first project
Start with what
your business
actually needs.
A focused website with your services, your story, and a clear way for the right people to reach you.
Let’s work out the scopeA page with a purpose
Explain your offer in plain language. Give visitors the information they need to make a decision.
Comfortable on a phone
Readable text, sensible navigation, and buttons people can actually tap.
A working contact path
A call, message, or inquiry form suited to how you handle new customers. We agree where inquiries go before launch.
A plan for going live
We agree on content, domain, hosting, costs, and handover as part of the scope. You know what you’re getting.
How it works
Small steps. Clear decisions.
- 01 / Tell me
What should your site do?
Share your business, your current website if you have one, and the action you want visitors to take.
- 02 / Agree
Set the scope and price.
We talk through what’s needed, what’s included, and a realistic timeline before starting.
- 03 / Build
Review it. Then launch.
See the page, try the contact path, and make sure the essentials are ready before it goes live.
Your next step
Let’s give your
business a
good front door.
A few details will help us start a useful conversation. Prepare your brief here, then send it to me on Facebook.
Prefer to jump straight in?
Message William on Facebook (opens a new tab)No commitment to start.
This is an inquiry, not a booking or payment. We’ll agree scope and price together.
Ready for you to send
Your message is prepared.
It hasn’t been sent yet. Copy it, open Facebook, and paste it into a message to William.
Facebook opens in a new tab and has its own privacy policies. Paste and send your message there to start the conversation.
A few good questions.
How much will it cost?
That depends on the work. Send a short brief and we’ll agree on a price, deliverables, hosting costs, and timeline before starting. There’s no payment collected here.
Do I need an existing website?
No. You can start with your business name, the services you offer, and a way for customers to reach you. If you have a site already, share the link so we can talk about what needs improving.
Can you help with something bigger?
Tell me what you have in mind. Shops, memberships, and custom applications need their own scope. The starting offer here is a focused business website.
Where does my project brief go?
Preparing a brief only creates text in this browser tab. To deliver it, copy the message, open William’s Facebook profile using the link, and send it through Facebook. This site does not automatically send or store inquiries.