I design, build, host and run your website end to end. It launches in days, sits on managed and monitored infrastructure, and, the part most website projects miss entirely, it keeps publishing after launch: articles, newsletters and social posts drafted for your edits and approval by the same editorial system that writes this site's Journal.
A managed website is a website delivered and run as one ongoing service: designed and built in days, hosted on monitored and security-checked infrastructure, and kept publishing by an editorial system that drafts articles, newsletters and social posts for the owner's edits and approval. You own the domain and the content; the running is handled for you.
A brochure site that never changes slowly disappears: search engines and AI answer engines favour sites that keep publishing real, well-sourced material, and buyers trust a business that visibly knows its field. Everyone in a small firm knows this, and nobody has time to be an editor. That gap between knowing and doing is what this service closes: the website and the publishing engine behind it, run as one thing.
Designed around your brand and audience, built mobile-first, with legal pages, analytics and registration with Google, Bing and the AI answer engines handled from day one. You curate design concepts; you never have to talk in wireframes.
Fast global hosting, monitoring with alerting that stays quiet until something is wrong, automated weekly security checks, and encrypted nightly backups with rehearsed restores. When something needs fixing, it is my job to notice, not yours. Prefer it in-house? The same setup can live on cloud infrastructure in your own account: I set it up, you control it.
Sources in your industry are monitored automatically. Articles, newsletters and social posts are drafted on your schedule, fact-checked, and tuned for search and AI answer engines. You approve before anything publishes, or let scheduled pieces run on their own.
The build is the start, not the point. The reason a managed website earns its keep is the publishing engine behind it. Content is how a site gets found, cited and trusted, and it is exactly the work that never survives contact with a busy week.
The build is week one. This is every day after, and it is where a managed website beats a brochure site:
Sources monitored automatically
Articles, newsletters, social posts
Nothing publishes without you
Site, newsletter and socials
We agree who the site is for and what it promises. You review real design concepts and pick a direction; the visual identity is settled before anything is built.
The site goes live in days, with its legal pages, analytics, and search and AI-engine registration already done. Launch is the end of week one, not month three.
We tune the editorial system to your world: which sources it watches, how it writes, and your red lines. Constraints are written into the system that drafts and verified in what it produces, not entrusted to memory.
Drafts arrive for your edits and approval on the agreed rhythm. You approve from a portal in minutes a week, the site publishes, and the infrastructure underneath stays watched, backed up and security-checked.
The Journal and knowledge base you can read on cordrey.co are produced by the same editorial desk this service provides: sources monitored, drafts prepared, every piece approved by a person before it publishes. Sites built and run this way are live today for businesses including a UK property-services firm and a Marbella estate agency. The desk itself is a product you can see: Dispatch, with the build service at Launchpad.
Already have a website you like? The editorial desk can often work with an existing site; we scope that on the call rather than assuming a rebuild.
It is drafted by a system that works from real, monitored sources, with fact-checking built in, and it publishes nothing without approval unless you explicitly choose a hands-off schedule. Your red lines are enforced inside the system that writes, and checked in its output.
Yes. The domain is registered to you, the content is yours, and the site is built for handover: if you ever want to take it elsewhere, you can. Managed means I run it for you, not that it is held hostage.
Yes. The whole setup can live on cloud infrastructure with a trusted provider, in an account you own and control. I set the server up, install the same monitoring, backups and security checks, and hand over the keys; the editorial desk and the standing checks can keep working with it, or you can take it fully in-house.
Nothing, until its replacement is proven. Migrations run step by step with the old site staying live throughout, and the switchover happens only once the new one is verified working.
The build is scoped and priced in writing before work starts. Running the site is a monthly arrangement sized to how much publishing you want; we agree the number on the call, and it does not creep.
Book a free 30-minute call. Bring your current site if you have one; I will tell you honestly whether you need a rebuild, just the editorial desk, or neither.
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