Independent strategy, design and technology studio Since 2009

Built to outlast the trend.

WPAgency is an independent studio of two senior people. Since 2009 we have planned, designed and built websites, software and brands for clients, and stayed to run them. The expensive mistakes are made early, in deciding what to build and how it should fit together, so that is where we spend the most care.

Selected work

Three client projects, with the result each one produced and where that number comes from.

Roseville Landscape Material Supply · Since 2021

A young yard that out-ranks the established names.

A newer supplier needed local customers to find it first, competing with long-established yards that had far more Google reviews.

A WordPress-to-Astro rebuild with a native Spanish edition, three self-serve buying tools, and a maintained local search system: Business Profile, citations and structured data.

Read the case study: Roseville Landscape Material Supply

The result, February to June 2026

Average map rank
1.0
Grid checkpoints ranked first
25/25
Share of voice on the local map
27%

Semrush Map Rank Tracker, weekly snapshots across a 25-point grid around the Roseville yard. A record of that period, not a live ranking.

See the sources

Kirsten Shuford · Ongoing partnership

An author site that reads like the genre it sells.

A debut thriller author with more than twenty years in intelligence work needed readers to feel the genre before they decided to buy.

A classified-file identity and author platform, with the Intelligence Network newsletter offering a free first chapter and deleted scenes, and Amazon sales linked throughout.

Read the case study: Kirsten Shuford
The novel launched from it and went on to win a 2026 IPPY Bronze Medal. The medal is the book's, not ours.

All work, including a partnership running since 2009

What we do

Four practices, carried by the same people. A positioning problem often turns out to be an architecture problem, and a traffic problem a speed problem, so the work is not handed between departments.

  1. Strategy Make the right decisions before committing the budget.
  2. Design Create brands and experiences people understand and trust.
  3. Technology Build fast, maintainable systems designed for real use.
  4. Growth Improve visibility, performance and measurable outcomes.

Tell us what you're building.

A few lines about the project, and what is in the way, are enough to start.