Even large agencies sometimes need extra help, especially when it comes to web development.
I’m Alex, and I work with marketing companies who need some additional technical support and bug fixes, helping them to keep clients happy. Whether it’s a simple database repair or a full-on rescue service, I’ll dive straight in while you and your team focus on the more important stuff.
If you’re looking for a new agency partner that will help with your web development work, let’s have a chat. Instead of putting up with poor work and even poorer communication, simply choose the Bug Fix Queen for your agency.
And remember, I do more than just fix bugs! I also help with:
I’m the all-rounder you need; you won’t have to wait for a specific issue to pop up in order to get me involved.
But why do you need my help in the first place?
In web development, an agency partner is a freelancer (like me!) who is brought in to help strengthen an agency’s ranks or fix specific problems. Agencies prefer to use the same people, as communication is easy and competency is guaranteed.
This is effective because marketing agencies often provide a wide number of services. This can include SEO, advertising, growth support, and, most importantly, web development.
With so many services on offer, any agency will be stretched thin when working with multiple clients. Having a large permanent team is expensive too, so using freelancers whenever they’re needed is a savvy financial move.
If you’re outsourcing web development, it’s often quick and cheap, but it can also be risky.
If your agency relies too much on freelancers, it can lead to a couple of issues.
The main one is unreliability. While many freelancers are excellent at what they do, they are some who will cut corners or who are simply inexperienced, and working for an agency like yours with your clients could be out of their comfort zone.
There may also be communication issues. One of the joys of working with freelancers is that you can find talent from all over the world, but if time zones are different it can be harder to get a hold of them. They might just be bad at sending reports, leaving your clients frustrated when they aren’t sure what changes are being made. That turns your simple solution into a major headache.
Once you do find freelancers that you like to work with, they become your go-to for certain support tasks. That’s when they become an agency partner, someone who is more than happy to help when you need it.
I love working with agencies. They always offer new and exciting challenges for me to get my teeth into, and this enthusiasm is one of the reasons why they keep asking for my help.
I’ve been helping companies fix their websites and databases for over a decade now, so it’s rare that I find a problem I’m not familiar with. If it is something new, I never shrug my shoulders and say, ‘I can’t do it’; instead I figure out the solution, and you won’t be able to tell it was my first time doing it.
99% of the time, I’ll be able to identify the issue and get straight to work. I’ll be able to give an accurate estimation of how long it will take, which you can report back to your client. Speaking of reports, I provide regular updates, and am always a phone call or email away if you want to know what I’ve done so far or have questions about the process.
Quality work takes time, but I’m one of the fastest when it comes to bug fixes, so it won’t take long to get things back on track.
If you need a new agency partner, or want to improve efficiency for your next project, please get in touch. I look forward to speaking with you soon.