Custom websites for businesses that know they need something that works and not a brochure. Every project starts with research into your market, your competitors' content and the questions your buyers actually type. It ends with a site you own outright, on whichever platform suits the job.
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Field 01 / Research inputs
←competitor structure
←primary intent
←keyword clusters
←trust signals
←local demand
←conversion audit
Fig. 01 / What decides the pageIllustrative
01The problem
Websites are easier to build.Being found is much harder.
The actual website build is no longer the bottleneck. The decisions around demand, structure and coverage are more important now.
Research usually happens after the design decisions are already made. When it comes to search, that mistake doesn't cost a month — it costs the one to two years it takes a page to rank.
2 years
average age of a page ranking in Google's top 10. Only 22% get there within a year.
The equivalent of "The Knowledge" for your market, built in days instead of years. I map demand before design decisions can make direction expensive to change.
This used to be the hard part. The build is rigorous. Accessible and fast loading is still the standard.
Visibility keeps moving
After launch, content, rankings and competitors keep changing. My ongoing AI search visibility check shows where coverage is growing and what to publish next.
For anyone looking to develop their professional website I would highly recommend Mark -the owner and creator of Koodos! Mark provided full support, guidance and shared his wealth of knowledge without hesitation for my Healthcare website. The process required time and commitment- Mark was extremely patient, friendly, easy to communicate with and flexible. I have enjoyed working with him and extremely happy with the website and service. I have recommended Mark to my family and friends. Undoubtedly, he is the best in his field!
Hem Patel★★★★★
Working with Mark on this project was an absolute pleasure. I set out to elevate our site from a static brochure to a true, dynamic business platform, and Mark delivered that and more.
Throughout the process I felt fully empowered; each update felt intuitive, the new CMS structure gave me control, and the carefully tuned performance and animations brought my brand to life.
Mark's communication was on point, timelines were respected, and his expertise transformed my vision into something far better than I’d imagined. Highly recommended!
Mel Kerrison★★★★★
APMP UK recently worked with Koodos to build our new website on a modern platform, and we couldn’t be happier with the result. The new site looks fresh, professional, and much easier to navigate.
From the very start, Mark helped us focus on the user journey — really thinking about how people would interact with the site and where our content should sit. He supported us in reviewing what could be re-used, what needed re-writing, and how to organise everything in a clear, engaging way.
We went live exactly on the planned date, with no rollbacks or issues, which is a real testament to his preparation and expertise. Throughout the project he was incredibly supportive, always available when we needed guidance, and highly knowledgeable about both the technical and content sides of web design.
We’d highly recommend Koodos to anyone looking for a smooth, professional, and collaborative website build experience.
Connie Towl★★★★★
Mark has been fantastic for our business in terms of setting up, maintaining and managing our website. He is our go-to for the biggest and smallest of issues and nothing is ever too much trouble for him. Recently, we had our account hacked and Mark was on hand to help us at every obstacle, we couldn't be more grateful.
His knowledge is second to none, his communication is fast and approachable and his service is excellent. I wouldn't hesitate in recommending Mark to anyone needing help, support and growth with their website.
Becky Mae Watson★★★★★
I’ve had the pleasure of working closely with Mark over the past four years, and his knowledge, expertise, and consistently fast turnaround times have been invaluable. Most recently, we've collaborated on a website redevelopment project, and thanks to Mark’s support and clear guidance, what could have been an overwhelming process felt smooth and manageable. His professionalism and reliability make all the difference. Thank you, Mark!
Karen Shephard★★★★★
Mark was extremely helpful and responsive, both in creating a beautifully themed website for my Community Interest Company and in supporting me in its use. Any queries I had were answered swiftly and professionally. I would recommend Mark for any similar work and would definitely use his services again should the need arise.
Stefan Dziewanowski★★★★★
Mark has helped us to shape and develop our website with a good deal of flexibility and collaboration in order to get it to where we want it to be. We continue to work with him to iterate and improve so we can flex with changing demands and projects. Thanks Mark.
05Questions
Frequently asked questions
What does "starting with the research" actually mean?
Before any design work, I run keyword, competitor, and AI-citation research specific to your market — mapping which terms you can win, what competitors miss, and where AI answer engines already send buyers. That research becomes the site's structure, not an afterthought.
Quickest way to see it for your market: book a 30-minute chat and bring a competitor or two.
How is a KOODOS site different from a template?
Every page is built against a specific keyword cluster and a specific job, not a generic template section. The information architecture, content plan, and performance budget are all derived from research on your market before a page is designed or built.
What's the difference between Content-led and Build-out development lanes
Content-led (one lane): one thing in progress at a time. A content batch goes through the pipeline, however with the a Build-out (two lanes): content runs continuously in one lane while a second carries actual development — new templates, a booking flow, a landing page set. These two don't compete because they're different kinds of work with different review cycles.
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