Smart Profit Hub · Our Work

Ideas we’ve brought online.

Six projects from our growing portfolio. Explore the websites and see the different directions a digital idea can take.

Our work includes websites built for others and projects of our own. Each starts with someone’s idea and a purpose for the people who will use it.

Project links open in a new tab so you can explore without losing your place.

Website project Tiny Trades UK

Tiny Trades UK

One of the projects in our growing collection. Visit Tiny Trades UK to explore the website and its presentation.

tinytradesuk.smartprofithub.io

Shop project ATA Shop

ATA Shop

The shop website within the Aware to Awake project. Explore its own space alongside the main membership website.

shop.awaretoawake.com

Website project Dogwash Connect

Dogwash Connect

A dedicated website for the Dogwash Connect project. Take a look at how the idea has been brought into its own online home.

dogwashconnect.co.uk

Creative project Strange Emotions

Strange Emotions

A separate project website under Fidgety Fox Publishing. Explore how an individual creative project can have its own identity within a wider brand.

strangeemotions.fidgetyfoxpublishing.com

Publishing website Fidgety Fox Publishing

Fidgety Fox Publishing

The main website for Fidgety Fox Publishing. Visit the site to explore the brand alongside its separate Strange Emotions project.

fidgetyfoxpublishing.com

Our own membership project Aware to Awake

Aware to Awake

Our project combining spiritual exploration, practical self-reliance and community. The public website introduces the membership, with a library and daily practices inside.

awaretoawake.com

Your project should have its own identity

You do not need to copy one of these websites. They are examples of what we have worked on. Your project starts with your audience, your idea and what you need the website to do.

  • A business website that explains your offer and gives people a clear next step.
  • An online shop built around your products and how you want to sell them.
  • A creative project with room for its own voice, work and identity.
  • A community or custom tool with a first version defined around what people need to use.

What would you like to bring online?

Tell us about your idea, who it is for and what you want people to be able to do. If you have a budget or a deadline, include those too.

We’ll discuss a practical starting point, agree what is included and make the build and ongoing costs clear before work begins.

Tell us your idea
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