Carpenter → coder · since 2016
I spent 12 years building furniture by hand. Since 2016 I’ve been building websites the same way: a solid foundation, measure twice, build to last.
From 2007 to 2019 I worked as a carpenter. In February 2016 I found blogging, and for almost four years I lived two lives: carpentry by day, learning the internet at night, one tutorial at a time. In December 2019 I put the tools down and went full time online.
That is why I check every detail before I publish, and why I write the way I work: plainly, tested first, written after.
Good hosting and clean code first. You can’t build a strong table on warped wood, and you can’t build a good website on sloppy code.
I check every technical detail before I publish anything.
Quality takes time, whether it’s furniture or a website.
A rushed job always shows up later, in furniture and in code. I build for the long run, not to look good today.
Content sites, deal sites and custom plugins, set up, hosted and managed from start to finish.
Audits, content planning and on-page work to grow organic traffic.
Small, useful online tools that do one job well, like my Chrome extensions.
I use AI tools like Claude, connected to WordPress, to build and manage sites faster. Then I check every detail myself, because measure twice, cut once still applies.
Built from actually installing and using the product, not from its marketing page.
The kind I’d want to read myself while building something.
Based on what I’ve actually run across my own sites.
I write everything myself. If something is bad, I say it’s bad, even if it costs me a commission.
My main brand and biggest site: honest, technical, no-fluff WordPress, blogging and SEO advice for beginners.
Visit site →Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals, collected in one place.
Visit site →A clean directory of Telegram channels and groups, with easy join links.
Visit site →Have a site to build or fix? Send me an email and I’ll reply as soon as I can.
