About
Most small businesses don't need a bigger agency.They need someone in their corner.
EJ Creative Strategies exists because of what I kept watching happen to good businesses.
Over the years I've worked alongside all kinds of small businesses and gotten to know their wants and needs deeply. The same problems kept coming up. Owners were either priced out of a large agency or left stitching together freelancers with no real strategy behind any of it. What they were missing wasn't more deliverables. It was a partner who actually understood the business and cared how it turned out.
So I built EJ Creative Strategies to be that partner. A focused agency that takes on select clients, does the work itself, and treats every project like it matters. Sometimes being in someone's corner is the thing that makes all the difference, and that's the standard I hold every project to.
Martin
Founder & Creative Director
How we work
Direct, documented, and honest about the parts that aren't finished.
The person who builds it is the person who answers you.
No account manager relaying messages to someone you've never spoken to.
Everything is written down.
Your facts, your brand rules, your system's configuration, kept in a document that gets handed to you rather than held over you.
We tell you the inconvenient thing.
If a plan depends on something unresolved, an agreement nobody signed, a license we can't verify, a platform you can't leave yet, you hear it while you can still do something about it.
We take on a small number of builds at a time.
That's a real constraint, not a positioning line, and we'd rather say it than quietly do worse work.
The unglamorous part
Accessibility and privacy, handled before launch.
Every site we build is tested against WCAG 2.1 AA. Color contrast, keyboard navigation, screen-reader compatibility. We publish a privacy policy before any tracking is switched on, and tracking stays blocked until a visitor consents. We use no plugins and no third-party scripts, which removes the most common ways small business sites break or get compromised.
We're not attorneys, and none of this is legal advice. Confirming that your business meets its legal obligations is your responsibility, and we recommend having an attorney review your policies and contracts. Where we see something that needs one, we'll tell you plainly and tell you exactly what to ask.
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A short form, then a real conversation. We reply within one to two business days.
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