Your window display works harder than your website

What we do differently

Stock that stays true

Product pages driven by one typed data file, so what's online matches what's on the shelf. Marking an item sold out is an edit you make yourself — not an email to a web guy that gets answered next week.

Win the open-now search

Google Business Profile kept current, hours consistent everywhere they appear, and LocalBusiness and Product structured data on every page — so "near me" searches surface your shop with the right hours and directions.

Instagram wired to the shelf

Your feed is the window; the site is the counter. Every post links to the product it shows, so a Reel that lands becomes a visit instead of an unanswered DM asking "is this still in stock?"

Seasonal turns, planned ahead

Gift guides, holiday pages, and Boxing Day markdowns built before the rush, not during it. The build system makes a seasonal refresh a small job, so the site changes as often as the front window does.

Fast on a sidewalk phone

Static pages that load fast on mobile data — because the person checking your hours is standing on the sidewalk deciding whether to walk in.

Not a drawing of a retail site — the finished one, on the Starter Package spec this page describes. It is a sample business, not a client, and it says so on every page of it.

The category filter runs on no JavaScript at all, and the catalogue under the store slot is what search engines index.

brambleandbone.casample site

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