I literally wrote a 5,000-word blog post diagnosing the exact problem I'm having right at this very moment. It's called "What Do You Actually Need (And What's Just Noise)" - and it's about how most website problems aren't actually website problems. They're clarity problems disguised as design issues.

So here I am, staring at my own blank About page, experiencing the exact thing I help my clients solve.

The irony isn't lost on me.

I Fix what's actually broken in Websites & SEO

About Me

I'm really good at finding patterns - good ones, bad ones, working ones, broken ones.

I help people who've been burned. Who hired someone to "fix" one thing only to break another - mainly because that person didn't understand how everything links together.

It's like entering your password with one character wrong or missing a capital letter. 99% correct, but access still denied.

Most consultants see individual problems. I see systems. And I can spot where one small technical issue is compounding into a much bigger problem because nothing exists in isolation.


Here's what I know

How I work

This Is

Most people come to me expecting to talk about websites. We usually spend the first conversation talking about their business instead. Because I can’t build a website that communicates your value until I understand what makes your business valuable.

I ask a lot of questions.

About your customers.
About the conversations you have every day.
About why people choose you.
About what frustrates you.

That’s where the strategy comes from.

Not templates.
Not trends.
Not AI.
From understanding.

Only then do we start talking about websites, SEO, and content.

The Client

A client came to me after spending over $10,000 on a complete website redesign eight months prior. Her organic business had completely dropped off a cliff since the launch. Because she was stressed about cash flow, I offered an emergency technical diagnostic to see where things went wrong.

I ran the audit. Just before finalizing the data, I tested her mobile site directly on my phone.

Her navigation menu was completely broken on mobile. People literally couldn't navigate her site or find her services without hunting for links buried deep inside her page content. One broken menu layer meant eight months of completely lost revenue.

We fixed the navigation architecture. Within a week, her business picked back up to the point where she wasn't stressed about paying bills.

That is why I am more than just an SEO Specialist. An SEO specialist would have given her a generic checklist of blog tactics, keywords, and meta descriptions. I found the single structural friction point that was breaking her business, fixed it, and built a strategic blueprint for actual growth.

Here's What That Actually Looks Like

I diagnose what's actually broken versus what just looks broken. I see the patterns others miss. I understand how systems work together - how one small technical issue can compound into a business-crushing problem.

And I'll tell you the truth about what you need, even if it means:
  • Talking you out of expensive projects
  • Recommending free tools over paid subscriptions
  • Telling you to DIY when that makes more sense
  • Rescoping to what you ACTUALLY need instead of what we originally quoted

What I actually do

WHAT I NEED FROM YOU

Be willing to hear the true diagnosis, even when it’s completely unexpected. If you want someone to agree with everything you say, I’m genuinely not your person. If you want someone who will tell you the truth and fix what’s actually broken, let’s talk.

Lee Anne Davis
LBC DIgital Collective
Built with strategy + sarcasm in Texas

What I need from You:

People looking for validation on decisions they've already made. People who treat standard coach recommendations as gospel, or want vanity aesthetics at the total cost of technical function.

Who I don't work with:

Independent-minded business owners who value deep strategic thinking over short-term trendy tactics. People who have been burned by traditional agencies and want to understand why a system works, not just be told what to do.

Who I Work With: