White-label web production for agencies
Agency partnerships

Your Brand. Our Build Team.

Bring JK Dreaming in behind the scenes for website design, development, e-commerce, SEO, and ongoing site work. You keep the client relationship; we help deliver the work.

WordPress · Shopify · WooCommerce · Magento · Next.js

Agency production / built behind your brand
Animated agency partnership illustration showing brief, build, hand off.AGENCY PARTNERSHIPYour team, with room to scaleAGENCY BRIEFBUILD + QAPRODUCTIONCLIENT SITEHANDOFF READYTHE FLOW1Brief2Build3Hand offBrief · Build · Hand offJKD
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Brochure websites

Research becoming a local business websiteA competitor review and local area plan lead into a structured brochure website.MARKET REVIEWNearby competitors50-MILE SERVICE AREALOCAL SERVICE WEBSITEBuilt for this market.RESEARCH → STRUCTURE → SITE
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The pitchThe planThe scope

01 / Open the conversation

Imagine walking into the client meeting with a competitor analysis and a website concept backed by it.

For a business serving a 50-mile area, we can study nearby competitors and local searches, then build a finely tuned site around its services and locations. That research becomes the page plan, copy brief, and design direction, with the goal of earning more relevant Google traffic.

02 / Show how it works

Research first. Then the page plan.

A good local site needs more than a list of towns in the footer. Each page should answer a real question and give the visitor a clear next step.

Read the market

Review competing sites, their service pages, and the searches they address.

Map the area

Choose useful service and location pages across the client’s actual reach.

Build the site

Turn the findings into design, copy direction, responsive pages, and launch QA.

03 / Put it in the proposal

A site plan you can sell.

50mi
example service-area brief

Planning example, not a traffic forecast.

01Research02Page map03Website
  • Competitive review and site plan
  • Service and location page strategy
  • Responsive design, development, and launch QA
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E-commerce stores

A product catalog becoming a working storeProduct structure, storefront design, cart, and checkout appear in sequence.CATALOGCategoryVariantsInventoryShippingSHOP / CARTTHE NEW STOREFRONTFind it. Love it. Buy it.CHECKOUT READYPLACE ORDERPRODUCTS → STOREFRONT → CHECKOUT
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The pitchThe planThe scope

01 / Open the conversation

Show the client a store built around how people actually shop for their products.

We can take a store from product architecture through storefront design, development, checkout, and testing. If an existing catalog needs to move, we plan the migration alongside the build so the new store has a clear path to launch.

02 / Show how it works

Make the buying path make sense.

The store starts with the catalog: how products are grouped, compared, found, and purchased. Design follows that structure.

Organize the catalog

Plan categories, variants, product data, and migration before launch.

Design the storefront

Give shoppers useful product pages and a clear route into the cart.

Test the handoff

Check checkout, payment, shipping, and the paths customers actually use.

03 / Put it in the proposal

A storefront ready to scope.

3platforms
Shopify · WooCommerce · Magento

The platform is chosen for the client’s needs.

01Catalog02Storefront03Checkout
  • Shopify, WooCommerce, and Magento work
  • Product structure and migration planning
  • Storefront, checkout, and launch testing
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SEO & conversion

A twelve-month SEO and conversion roadmapAn audit becomes a twelve-month search plan with page and conversion priorities.SITE AUDITTechnical healthLocal visibilityPage intentLead path12-MONTH SEARCH PLANFOUNDATIONBUILDREFINEM01M02M03M04M05M06M07M08M09M10M11M12PAGE → INQUIRY
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The pitchThe planThe scope

01 / Open the conversation

Imagine opening the first meeting with a 12-month search plan, not a promise to “do SEO.”

A useful plan shows what to fix first, which pages to improve, what to publish, and how the site should turn qualified visits into inquiries. We can pair technical and local SEO work with landing-page and form improvements, then revisit the priorities as the data comes in.

02 / Show how it works

Give the year a sequence.

Start with the crawl and the existing pages. Then set priorities the client can understand, with room to change course when the data changes.

Find the friction

Review technical issues, local visibility, page intent, and weak inquiry paths.

Plot the work

Order fixes, page updates, and content across an initial 12-month roadmap.

Improve the lead path

Review landing pages, calls to action, and forms as search work rolls out.

03 / Put it in the proposal

A plan they can follow.

12months
example search roadmap

Illustrative planning horizon; priorities evolve with results.

AuditBuildExpandRefine
  • Technical and local search review
  • Prioritized 12-month roadmap
  • Landing-page, CTA, and form improvements
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CMS & site care

A CMS extended with custom tools and ongoing site careA content dashboard gains a custom workflow module, then moves into testing and maintenance.CONTENT MANAGEREditorial workspaceCUSTOM WORKFLOW MODULEAFTER LAUNCHUpdates & fixesOngoing technical careCMS → CUSTOM TOOL → SUPPORT
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01 / Open the conversation

Imagine a CMS with a custom plugin built around exactly how the client works.

When off-the-shelf tools cannot handle an editorial or operational need, we can scope and build the missing functionality. We also help teams keep the site usable after launch with content updates, fixes, and ongoing maintenance.

02 / Show how it works

Fit the system to the work.

The client should not have to bend a real workflow around an awkward plugin. We can define the missing tool and build it into the CMS.

Study the workflow

See where the current CMS slows editors or operations down.

Build the missing piece

Scope custom functionality around the job the team needs to do.

Care for the site

Handle updates, fixes, and technical support after launch.

03 / Put it in the proposal

A tool they can keep using.

01workflow
a client-specific CMS tool

Illustrative custom-plugin scope, defined with your team.

01Workflow02Plugin03Care
  • CMS setup and custom plugins
  • Content and code updates
  • Maintenance and technical support

Working behind your brand

You lead the client. We build with you.

Share the brief and the constraints. We’ll scope the production work, agree on a handoff, and stay focused on what your client needs delivered.

  1. 01

    Share the brief

    Tell us what the client needs, what your agency is handling, and where you need production support.

  2. 02

    Agree on scope

    We define deliverables, timing, and price for the specific project before development begins.

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    Review and deliver

    We build, test, and hand the work back through the review process agreed with your team.

Let's talk about the next project

Have a client project on deck?

Bring the brief. We’ll talk through scope, timing, and the work you’d like us to handle behind your brand.

Book a meeting

A collaborator’s perspective

Working with Josh

“Working with Josh at JK Dreaming has been an absolute pleasure. As a developer, his reliability is unmatched, and I can always count on him to deliver great results. Josh is not just a skilled professional; he's a real team player. His collaborative approach and commitment to detail make him an invaluable asset to any project. I highly recommend Josh to anyone needing a dedicated and talented developer.”
Jackie Duncan
Lead Designer