Websites that make sense.
A clear, considered website that explains what you do and makes it easy to get in touch.
Website design & redesignThoughtful websites and practical automation for small businesses. Make a clearer first impression. Spend less time on the same old admin.











Enquiries scattered across inboxes. Quotes waiting for a follow-up. The same onboarding steps or weekly reports copied by hand. Start with the part that needs attention.
A clear, considered website that explains what you do and makes it easy to get in touch.
Website design & redesignConnect enquiries, follow-ups, onboarding and reporting, with sensible checks along the way.
Business automationPractical SEO to improve your key pages, search visibility and understanding of what needs attention.
SEO & ongoing supportTraining and professional services, with different customers and different journeys. Screenshots show CDM’s design work; the live sites may have changed.


These examples show website design and content presentation. No traffic, ranking or sales results are claimed.
Browser-based enclosure planning for asbestos professionals. Draw in 2D, inspect the matching 3D view and export visuals for project documents.
A practical example of taking a specific business task and building a focused tool around it.
Explore AsbestoPlanOne person to work with. A clear next step at every stage. Here’s how I take a project from our first conversation to handover.
Show me the website, task or process that needs attention. We work out what a useful improvement would look like.
I turn that conversation into a written scope. You can see what’s included, what it costs and what I need from you before deciding.
You review the work as it takes shape. We test the important journeys, then I walk you through using it. Support is agreed separately.

I run CDM Marketing in Essex. I build websites and practical systems for businesses that need things to work clearly and reliably. You’ll speak with the person doing the work, and we’ll agree what’s useful before deciding what to build.
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