Hi, I'm Trey Simon.I build everything your customer walks through.
You bring the business and the idea. I map the path your customers take, write the words, design every screen and build it, so the people who already find you turn into clients. No hiring four specialists and hoping they talk to each other.
- 01Plans the path
- 02Writes the copy
- 03Designs every screen
- 04Builds what works
- 05Keeps optimizing it
People ask about us, and then they go quiet.
- 1The page they land on
- 2The form
- 3The follow-up
- 4The booking
- 5How it all connects
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Watch the sentence turn into a plan.
How I learned what makes people say yes.
01 · The long run
Nearly 20 years of building pages and follow-up that sell.
My whole career has lived in the moment a visitor decides: the page, the offer, the follow-up.
02 · Personal brands
Where the name is the business.
I learned what makes someone hesitate, and what tips them to yes.
03 · A ten-person shop
Where projects stall.
I led a ten-person shop and watched where projects stalled: in the handoffs between people.
04 · The turn
A process with no dropped handoffs.
So I rebuilt how the work gets done: AI where it actually helps, and no handoffs between people to drop. I still design and code by hand.
05 · Today
Everything your customer touches, built to work together.
The plan, the words, the pages, the follow-up and the numbers behind them, designed as one experience instead of parts that never talk to each other.
Before they say yes,your customer asks five quiet questions.
Every page, message and follow-up gets judged in seconds, mostly without words. I design each step around the questions your customer is already asking, in the order they ask them.
The part most people never see:I study why people say yes.
Most of what makes a page work happens below the surface. This is conversion rate optimization done from the customer's side: the reading, research and practice behind every page, email and screen I build.
Cognitive science
How people really decide, which is rarely how they say they decide.
Psychological triggers
The moments that tip someone from "maybe" to "yes": proof, ease, belonging, timing.
Language patterns (NLP)
Words that match how your customer already thinks and talks.
Experience mapping
What your customer sees, feels and wonders at each moment, mapped before anything is designed.
Voice of customer research
Real words from reviews, calls and messages, turned into your copy.
Color psychology
What a color says before anyone reads a word.
Visual salience
Where the eye lands first, so the right thing gets noticed.
UX and UI design
Making the next step obvious, easy and worth taking.
You don't need to know any of this. You just get pages built on it.
See it in the workEasy to start. Clear the whole way.
01 · The first call
Bring what's going on.
The idea, the half-finished page, the thing that keeps bugging you. You don't need the technical words. That part's on me.
02 · While we build
You always know what's next.
What's being built this week, what comes after it, and why. No guessing, no going quiet on you.
03 · After launch
It keeps getting better.
Once it's live I keep watching and tuning it, and bring you the next idea before you need it.
Got something you're building? Let's talk it through.
Bring the idea, the page you started, or just what's on your mind. We'll figure out where to start.