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Website design for bloggers and content sites

Search has changed. I build and grow blogs around what AI can't copy: your own tests, photos and experience, on fast pages readers come back to.

A digital artist colors a drawing on a pen display, with a Make Digital Art guide on her monitor.

Sound familiar?

What's holding your website back

  1. AI answers take the clicks

    When Google shows an AI summary, far fewer people click through. Posts that only repeat what's already online lose the most.

  2. Commodity content stopped ranking

    Recipes, how-tos and lists that anyone could write now compete with AI. Without your own tests and photos, a post has little reason to rank.

  3. Traffic you don't own

    If every reader comes from Google, one update can cut your traffic overnight. Few blogs build an audience that comes back on its own.

  4. Slow, messy sites

    Plugins, ads and years of posts pile up. Pages get slow, related posts aren't linked, and readers leave.

Why blogging changed

For years, a blog could grow by answering common questions well. Now AI tools answer those questions directly, and Google often shows a summary above the links.

The blogs still growing have something AI can't produce: real tests, original photos, and a name readers trust. That's what I build your site around.

Proof from my own blog

Make Digital Art is my own digital art blog. From August 2021 to November 2022, it had 22,008 sessions in Google Analytics, and 90% of them came from organic search. That was before Google's AI Overviews launched, so it shows what the work did then, not a promise for today.

I also built a new site and ran SEO for Al-Quds Jerusalem, an article-based site organized by topic.

What I build for bloggers

  • Al-Quds Jerusalem article page with a topic menu and clear, linked section headings.

    A fast, clean theme

    Pages that load quickly on phones, with ads and affiliate links placed so posts stay readable.

  • Topic groups and internal links

    Posts grouped by topic, with each one linked to the others readers need next, so readers and search engines can follow the whole subject.

  • An email list from day one

    A simple signup on every post and a newsletter setup, so the readers you earn keep coming back.

  • Content planning with real data

    Before you write, I check which topics still get searched and still send clicks, so your hours go into posts that can be found.

Is this a fit for your blog?

The subscription is built for established blogs and content sites with existing readers and a track record. If you're starting from zero, I'm not the right fit yet.

And it's backed by the 90-Day Performance Guarantee: more traffic in 90 days, measured against your traffic before we started, or a 100% refund of everything except the setup fee.

Businesses like yours I've worked with

of Make Digital Art's 22,008 sessions came from organic search (Aug 2021 to Nov 2022)
90%
  • Al-Quds JerusalemNew article-based site and SEO.

How I build it for you, step by step

  1. Make Digital Art guide showing my own drawings colored step by step, from sketch to final.

    Step 1: Write what AI can't copy: your own tests, results, photos and experience

    Of 100 blogs that were doing well in 2022, the median lost 85% of its search traffic by 2026, and the ones that grew published hands-on, tested content. On Make Digital Art, my guides show my own drawings colored step by step, from sketch to final.

    Source: Daniel Stanica, 2026 (Semrush estimates) (opens in a new tab)

  2. A blogger in a cafe plans post ideas in a spreadsheet with monthly search numbers.

    Step 2: Choose topics where Google still sends clicks

    When Google shows an AI summary, people click a result 8% of the time, against 15% without one. I check monthly search numbers and what the results page shows before you write, so you pick topics that still send readers.

    Source: Pew Research Center, 2025 (opens in a new tab)

  3. A reader on his couch opens an art blog's email newsletter about a new shading guide.

    Step 3: Build readers you own: an email list and a name people search for

    Google search traffic to US publishers fell 38% in one year. An email list and a name people search for keep readers coming back, whatever search does next, like a newsletter that tells readers when your next guide is out.

    Source: Reuters Institute Digital News Report, 2026 (opens in a new tab)

  4. Al-Quds Jerusalem article page with a topic menu and clear, linked section headings.

    Step 4: Fast, clean pages, grouped by topic and linked together

    Google's own guide says every page you care about should have a link from at least one other page on your site. I group posts by topic, link them together and keep pages fast, like the topic menu and linked section headings on Al-Quds Jerusalem's articles.

    Source: Google Search Central (opens in a new tab)

90-Day Performance Guarantee

More traffic in 90 days, or you get a 100% refund of everything except the $399 setup fee. I'd rather prove this works than ask you to take my word for it.

Applies once you've been subscribed for 3 consecutive months. Traffic is compared to your site's numbers before we started, measured in Google Analytics. Pausing before 3 months ends the guarantee.

Blogs and Content Sites: common questions

Will a redesign hurt my current rankings?

Not when it's done carefully. Before changing anything, I map the posts that already bring in traffic and keep or redirect every one of them.

Do you write the posts?

I can write, edit and optimize posts, but your own tests, photos and experience are what make them worth ranking. The best results come from your know-how and my writing and SEO together.

Can my site still run ads and affiliate links?

Yes. I place them so pages stay fast and readable, because slow, cluttered pages cost you readers.

How much does a blog website cost?

It's part of the Website Subscription: a one-time $399 setup, then $399 a month for the site, hosting, content help and ongoing SEO for Google and AI search.

Is this a fit for a brand-new blog?

Not yet. The subscription works best for blogs that already have readers and want more people to find them.

Stop giving your clients away to competitors who show up first

Website, hosting, copywriting, SEO, and AI search in one plan for $399/mo plus a one-time $399 setup fee, backed by a 90-Day Performance Guarantee.