For established service providers who are ready to hand this off completely.

The Website You’ve Been Putting Off, Handled in a Week.

A complete build from a clean foundation, with preparation and execution managed for you from strategy call to launch.

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Start with a free 20-minute call to make sure this is the right fit before anything is booked or paid.

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Where You Are Right Now

The Gap

Your website is the one part of your business that has not caught up yet.

  • Maybe you’ve got something cobbled together from years ago that you add a disclaimer to every time you share the link.
  • Maybe you’ve been through the DIY cycle and ended up with something that’s technically fine but not the site you’d want a potential client to find when they look you up.
  • Maybe you don’t have one at all. Until now, you’ve been running your business through social media, a call booking link, PayPal buttons, and tools that work well enough on their own, but there’s no single place that holds everything together.

In any case, the result is the same: a version of your business online that does not match the real one.

You’ve probably looked into hiring a web designer and hit a wall somewhere. A timeline that stretched too long. More back-and-forth than you had time for. A quote that made the whole thing feel like a bigger lift than you were ready for.

What you actually need is a clear scope, a defined process, and someone who takes it from here.

The Shift

A complete professional website doesn’t have to take six months. It takes that long when content isn’t ready or the scope keeps shifting. By the time you’re getting ready to launch your site, you’ve lost the plot of what you were trying to say in the first place.

When the preparation is thorough, the build can be focused. That’s the entire premise of Website in a Week.

Ten service providers drop their links in a Facebook group within the hour. Yours is the one that makes someone stop and reach out—someone who didn’t know you before they clicked.

That’s what a site that matches your business makes possible. And “update the website” stops being the thing that lives permanently on your to-do list.

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What the Timeline Actually Looks Like

Here’s the reality: you’re not going to have a brand new live site by this time next week…

The full engagement typically runs about a month: a strategy call to plan the build, a preparation phase where you get your content and assets together, and then the build week itself.

When your site goes live, you show up online the way your business deserves.

I’m Liz Houston, a web designer and strategist with a computer science background and three and a half years of professional experience across dozens of website projects, including ongoing design and maintenance work for two web design agencies.

I work across Showit, Squarespace, Systeme, and WordPress, and because my background includes years of tech support work alongside design, I understand how your website connects to the rest of your business stack: your booking system, your email platform, your automations. That context shapes how I build.

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  • The ROI is definitely there on the investment

    “I consider myself a pretty picky person and Liz was understanding and detail oriented so that we got it just right. I truly believe I will have more sales because of the page she created for me. The ROI is definitely there on the investment.”
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    Dr. Deonna Smith
    Deonna Smith Consulting

What Makes This Different

Built on the right platform for your business

I build on Showit, Squarespace, and Systeme. Before we start, I’ll tell you honestly which one fits your business. You’ll never be pointed toward a platform because it’s the only one I know.

Your copy drafted before the build begins

Copy is usually the client’s job. The draft I deliver within 72 hours of your strategy call removes that obstacle. You’re not starting from a blank page, and the project isn’t waiting on you to figure out something you’ve never done before.

Fast because the preparation is thorough

By the time your build week begins, your template is chosen, your copy is approved, and your assets are in. Nothing gets figured out mid-build. That’s what makes this work differently than a traditional web design engagement.

Website in a Week

A complete website built on Showit, Squarespace, or Systeme, with the strategy, preparation, and execution all handled in a structured process.

Website in a Week covers the whole project: a strategy call that shapes the build, a preparation phase where every decision gets made before work begins, the build week itself, and post-launch support once the site is live.

Is Website in a Week right for you?

This is the right fit if:

  • You are an established service provider and the sole decision-maker on your website
  • You don’t have a website yet or what you have needs to be replaced rather than patched
  • You have reasons to move to a new platform and want guidance on which one fits your business
  • You’re ready to participate in a focused strategy conversation so I can draft your page copy before the build begins
  • You have your brand assets and images ready or can get them together before we book your build week
  • You want a complete, professional result delivered in a defined process, without the back-and-forth of a months-long project
  • You are ready to finally hand this off and trust the process

This is not the right fit if:

  • Your current site is solid and just needs meaningful updates; in that case, a Website Rejuvenation Day is likely the better fit
  • Your business is brand new and you are still working out your offer, audience, or brand*
  • Multiple people need to weigh in on decisions throughout the project
  • You aren’t ready to review and approve a copy draft as part of the preparation phase
  • You don’t have brand assets and images ready and aren’t sure when you will

*If your copy, branding, or logo aren’t quite there yet, that doesn’t automatically rule this out. The free Website Alignment Call is a good place to figure out how close you actually are, and I can point you toward the right resources if you need support getting there.

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How the Project Works

After your free Website Alignment Call confirms this is the right fit, here’s how it all comes together.

Phase 1: Before the Build Week

Once you sign your agreement and submit your first payment, you’ll get access to your client portal within 24 hours. You’ll complete your onboarding questionnaire there before the strategy call.

The strategy call (45 to 60 minutes) is where we confirm your template direction, finalize your page list, plan integrations, and build your asset checklist. Within 72 hours of that call, you’ll receive your page copy as a Google Doc, drafted from everything we covered in our conversation, with AI assistance, and reviewed by me before it reaches you. That doc is yours to make your own.

Phase 2: Preparation

Now it’s your turn. Review your copy draft, make it sound like you, and submit the final approved version. Gather your brand assets and images at the same time. Once everything is in, copy approved and assets ready, that’s when we book your build week. Nothing gets scheduled before you’re fully prepared.

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Phase 3: The Build Week

  • Monday: Template installed, branding applied, homepage designed, and the site structure taking shape. You’ll get a short Loom at the end of the day so you can see where things are headed before we go further.
  • Tuesday: Pages built out across the site on desktop and mobile. A full draft Loom goes out end of day along with a feedback form. Take your time with it, your notes are due Thursday morning.
  • Wednesday: You’ll be reviewing the draft and pulling your feedback together as I work through the behind-the-scenes details: SEO, integrations, link testing, and optimizations.
  • Thursday: Your feedback is in and I’m implementing refinements. A final review Loom goes out at the end of the day so you can see how everything landed. Any last polish notes are due by midday Friday.
  • Friday: Final quality check, domain connection, and the site goes live. Launch Loom and next steps sent once it’s published.

Phase 4: After Launch

Fourteen days of post-launch email support for bug fixes within the original scope. Custom platform training videos so you can handle basic updates on your own.

The Strategic Content & Website System is there when you’re ready for ongoing support. It’s my monthly framework that keeps your site aligned as your business keeps moving.

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What’s Included

Before the build week:

  • Website Alignment Call (free, 20-minute phone call) — a chance to make sure this is the right fit before you commit to anything
  • Strategy call (45 to 60 minutes) — template direction, page priorities, integration planning, and a complete asset checklist so you know exactly what to pull together
  • Client portal access— your project hub with onboarding resources and step-by-step guidance so you always know what’s coming next
  • Page-by-page copy draft delivered as a Google Doc within 72 hours of your strategy call, written from our conversation, reviewed by me, and ready for your edits
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During the build week:

  • Up to 7 pages built and customized on your chosen platform
  • Mobile optimization across all pages—more than half of your visitors are likely on their phones. If they can’t find your contact page, navigate your services, or figure out how to reach you from a mobile screen, they won’t. This makes sure they can.
  • On-page SEO foundations—page titles, meta descriptions, image alt text, heading structure—the technical signals that help search engines and AI understand what your site is about and what it offers.
  • Legal pages including a 1-year GetTerms license (Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, Cookie Policy), installed and linked in the footer, outside the 7-page count—most websites with a contact form, analytics, or an email opt-in are legally required to have these. They protect you from potential fines, protect your visitors’ data, and signal to anyone landing on your site that you run a legitimate, professional business.
  • Loom video updates at three points during the week, Day 1, Day 2, and Day 4, delivered by email
  • Two rounds of client feedback—Day 2 full draft and Day 4 refinements
  • Domain connection and site publication on Day 5, handled by me

After launch:

  • Custom platform training videos so you can handle basic updates independently (e.g., adding a blog post, swapping an image, editing a text block) without needing to hire help for every small change
  • 14 days of post-launch email support for bug fixes within the original scope — for the moments that come up after a site goes live, a form submission landing in spam, a page loading slowly on a specific browser, anything that needs a fix rather than a new feature

Not included:

  • Professional copywriting — your copy draft is AI-assisted and reviewed by me before delivery
  • Logo design or branding — your existing brand assets are applied as provided
  • Photography — you provide all images
  • Platform subscription fees
  • Pages beyond 7 — available as a paid add-on
  • Ongoing website management after the support window closes

  • The work we’ve been doing is paying off in visits

    “It feels like the work we’ve been doing is paying off in visits. I just got a new student from New York via my YouTube channel and then ultimately the site, so I appreciate all the work you’ve done on there! He said my videos and website were very impressive and that’s why he wanted me to work with his daughter.”
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    Beth Geoffroy
    My Tutoring Bee

Your Investment

Here’s what $2,997 actually represents.

Website in a Week includes a strategy call, a page-by-page copy draft, up to 7 pages built and customized, mobile optimization, on-page SEO foundations, legal pages, two rounds of feedback, domain connection, custom training videos, and 14 days of post-launch support.

Adding legal pages to your site has several moving parts. A single-site license for legal page templates typically costs between $100 and $150 per year, and installation from a developer could cost $100 to $200 on top of that as they embed auto-updating legal pages via code and install a cookie consent solution. Attorney-drafted equivalents can run into the hundreds or thousands. The first-year license (with an option to renew) and installation are both included here.

Professional website copywriting alone is typically priced between $1,000 and $5,000 or more. That’s before a single page is designed.

For most service providers at this level, a single new client relationship covers the investment. A therapy client seen weekly for three months. A coaching client in a 90-day program. A consulting engagement. One client who found you through a site that held up when they checked you out.

The question isn’t whether your Website in a Week investment is a lot. It’s what your current website has already cost you in clients who looked, didn’t see what they needed, and moved on.

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Website in a Week | $2997

Three payments of $999.

Payment schedule:

Payment 1 ($999)

Due at agreement signing. Reserves your spot and gives you portal access within 24 hours.

Payment 2 ($999)

Due when you book your build week, or within 30 days of signing, whichever comes first.

Payment 3 ($999)

Due the Friday before your build week begins, or within 60 days of signing, whichever comes first. The build week doesn’t begin until this payment is received.

Payment dates are set from your signing date and run on a fixed schedule. Your progress on deliverables doesn’t change when payments are due. If your copy and assets aren’t ready when Payment 2 comes due, the invoice is sent on the 30-day mark regardless. Your build week is booked once everything is in.

Payment milestones run on their own schedule from your signing date. Getting your copy and assets in promptly is what keeps your build week on your preferred timeline.

If you’ve completed a Website Wellness Review, the amount you paid applies as a credit toward Website in a Week, within 90 days of your review date.

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  • I felt 100% confident that she knows exactly what tasks to prioritize

    “From the moment I handed the well-being of my sites over to her, a huge weight was lifted off my shoulders. She goes 20x faster than I ever could. Throughout the process I felt 100% confident that she knows exactly what tasks to prioritize.”
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    Nadia Arbach
    Miss Fancyplans

A Note on Refunds

Website in a Week is a done-for-you service with a structured payment schedule.

Payment 1 is non-refundable at signing. It holds your spot and starts onboarding. Payment 2 is non-refundable once your build week is booked. By the time the build week begins, all payments are in and the work is fully underway.

If something isn’t right within the original scope after launch, the 14-day support window is there to fix it.

Questions about scope or fit belong on the Website Alignment Call. That’s exactly what it is for.

Frequently Asked Questions

Showit, Squarespace, and Systeme. Every project starts with a professionally designed template. I hold agency licenses to a curated set across all three platforms. We confirm your platform and narrow down template options during the strategy call.

Website in a Week is not available on WordPress. If you are interested in a WordPress website, I do offer custom WordPress design. Just reach out and we can talk through what that looks like.

Yes, this is a complete build, so starting from nothing is completely fine. What you do need is a clear sense of your offer, your audience, and your brand direction. If you have those in place, we can build the whole site from scratch. If you are still working those out, a Website Wellness Review or even the alignment call itself will help clarify whether the timing is right.

A Website Rejuvenation Day is for business owners who have a live site that needs meaningful updates. The goal is refining what is already there to match where the business is now.

Website in a Week is a complete build: new foundation, new template, potentially a new platform.

No. After the strategy call, I draft the copy for each page of your site, using AI assistance. I’ll review and refine each page and then deliver it to you as a Google Doc within 72 hours so you’re not starting from a blank page.

Your job is to read through it, make it sound like you, and submit the final approved version. The copy you send in is the copy we build from, so make it yours before you submit. Significant rewrites during the build week affect what else can get done before launch.

Your build week isn’t booked until your copy is approved and your assets are in. That’s intentional. It means by the time we schedule your week, everything is ready.

The build week is designed so that I’m doing the work and you’re running your business. That said, there are a couple of moments where your input is essential: a full draft review on Tuesday evening (feedback due Thursday morning) and a refinements review on Thursday evening (final notes due Friday midday).

Outside those feedback windows, you may also need to be available for two-factor authentication on your platform or hosting accounts, and occasionally for a quick question if something comes up mid-build that needs a decision. These moments are brief, but being reachable when they come up keeps the week on track.

If we decide during the strategy call that your business needs more pages, additional standard pages are available at $300 per page. A sales page with a simple thank-you page can be added for $600. If the scope grows, the project becomes a two-week engagement: up to 7 pages in Week 1 and up to 5 additional pages in Week 2.

Yes. The amount you paid for your Website Wellness Review applies as a credit toward your Website in a Week project, as long as you book within 90 days of your review date.

You leave with custom training videos for your platform so you can handle basic updates independently. For ongoing alignment and content work that keeps the site current as your business keeps growing, the Strategic Content & Website System is there when you’re ready for that kind of ongoing support.

Know someone whose business needs a website?

The E. Houston Studio referral program is how I say thank you when someone you know becomes a client.

How it works:

  • You introduce someone to E. Houston Studio
  • They mention your name when they book their alignment call
  • After their project is complete and paid in full, your reward is processed within 30 days

Your reward, your choice:

  • $100 Visa gift card via Tremendous
  • $200 credit toward your own Website in a Week or Website Rejuvenation Day, if booked within 90 days of their project completion

Referral credits cannot be combined with limited-time promotions or special pricing.

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You’ve been running a real business without a website that matches it.

This is where that changes.

The alignment call is free and takes 20 minutes over the phone. It’s where we figure out whether the Website in a Week service is the right fit before either of us commits to anything.

Come with your questions. Leave knowing exactly what comes next.

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Website in a Week | $2997 | Three payments of $999 | Showit, Squarespace, Systeme