Orders moved off the phone and onto the site.
This is a sample of how we lay a job out — the business isn't named and no numbers are invented. Real client work replaces it as each one is cleared to show.

Every celebration cake started as a phone call during the morning rush — order details on a flour-dusted notepad, half of them wrong by Friday.
Three moves, in the order that paid.
One page that takes the order
Sizes, fillings, collection date and deposit, in the order a customer thinks about them.
Google profile rebuilt
Hours, photos, categories and a steady flow of reviews, so the shop shows up in the local three.
Confirmations that write themselves
The order lands in the inbox and the customer gets a confirmation without anyone typing it.
- A five-page site
- An order form with deposits
- Google profile rebuild
- Automatic confirmations
Order-taking stopped interrupting the morning bake.
Every week after launch, the same report: what shipped, what it brought in, what needs a decision. No meetings, no chasing an account manager.
Tell us what's going wrong. We'll tell you straight.
No forms, no calls — a straight answer in chat.


