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The work

Four businesses. All of them mine.

Empyria is new. The work is not. Every site here belongs to a company I own and operate, which means nothing was handed off at launch. I still answer for what each one does, every month, in money I actually feel.

That is an unusual portfolio and it is worth being straight about why. I did not win these clients; I am these clients. What it buys you is the part most case studies leave out: what the site was still doing two years later, and what I would build differently now.

  1. Cable & fiber contracting

    Central Plains Communications

    A contractor in this sector is judged on the things a website usually hides: safety record, bonding capacity, footage completed, and whether it can staff a crew next month. All of it now sits above the contact form, and Careers is treated as the second most important page on the site rather than a footer link.

    Bid credibilityHiringService territory
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  2. Apparel e-commerce

    Support Brutal Music

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    E-commercePeak loadCheckout
    Read the case study
  3. Independent game studio

    Voidwyrm Games

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    IdentityPress kitLaunch pages
    Read the case study
  4. Band

    Parthian

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    ReleaseTour datesMailing list
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What happens next

Yours would be the first one that isn't mine.

Which is either a warning or the reason to call. One project at a time, a fixed price agreed before anything starts, and a straight answer on the first call about whether it is a fit.