Newguard Media builds the site, writes what goes on it, and brings the right people to it. One point of contact from the first call to the handover.
You own the code, the domain and every account. We hand all of it over at the end.
Three lines of work: building the site, filling it with words and pictures, and bringing people to it. Hire us for one or for all three, with the scope in writing before anyone opens an editor.
Sites built by hand in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, or on a CMS your team can edit without calling us. No page builders, no theme to fight, no plugin stack nobody understands by year two.
Getting the right people to the site, then working out which of them turned into customers. Search, email and paid campaigns, reported in language you can repeat to your board.
The words, photographs and video that fill a site once it exists. We shoot and write for your business rather than pulling something close enough out of a stock library.
The person who scopes your project is the person who builds it. Questions go straight to them and answers come back the same way, without a project manager translating in the middle.
Four stages, in this order, every time. You know what happens next and what it costs before anything gets built, and you can stop the project at the end of any stage.
You describe the business and the problem. We ask questions and take notes. No slide deck, no discovery workshop invoice.
You get a written plan covering pages, features, dates and price. Nothing gets built until you have read it and said yes.
Design and build happen in the open on a link you can check any day. Redirect us early and it costs nothing.
Everything moves into your accounts. We walk your team through editing the site, then stay reachable for the questions that follow.
Two live sites we built and still maintain, for Hughes Mechanical Consulting and Streamline Refrigeration. Most client work stays private until a business is happy to be named — ask by email and we will send further examples that match what you need.
A Vancouver mechanical engineering firm designing HVAC, plumbing and gas piping systems for commercial and institutional buildings across BC and Alberta.
A Metro Vancouver and Fraser Valley HVAC and refrigeration company offering heating, air conditioning, ventilation and refrigeration repair, replacement and maintenance.
Newguard Media is a small studio doing web development, marketing and content creation. We started it because businesses kept paying three suppliers who spent the budget explaining each other's work.
We work remotely and keep the client list short, so the same people stay on your project from the first call to the handover. If a job needs a skill we do not have, we say so and point you somewhere better.
The five or six things that come up on nearly every first call, answered here so you can skip them.
Three things: web development, marketing and content creation. We build the site, write and shoot what goes on it, and run the search, email and paid work that brings people to it.
Yes. We audit what exists, tell you what is worth keeping, and give you the choice between repairing the current site and rebuilding it. You get that in writing before any work starts.
You do. The code, the domain, the hosting, the analytics and the ad accounts all sit in your name. We hand over logins and walk your team through them at the end of the project.
Either. Most clients hand us notes and interviews and we write from those. If you have a writer in house, we build to their copy and give them a page map to work from.
Yes. Newguard Media is a remote studio and takes clients wherever they are. Calls happen by video, files and logins move through shared accounts, and everything we agree goes in writing.
Send a message through the contact page or email sam@newguard.media with what your business does and what needs to happen. We reply with questions, then a written plan covering pages, features, dates and price.
Every project starts with a written plan you approve, and ends with every file and login in your name. Nothing gets built off a verbal yes.