Work
Work that is easy to judge. Good work should not need vague claims. Below is what we build and how we build it — clearly labelled, with nothing dressed up as a client result it is not.
Veltra Media is a young Middlesbrough studio, and we would rather show you our thinking than pad this page. Projects marked Veltra build are real systems we have built and run. Projects marked Concept are designs for fictional businesses that show how we structure a given kind of site — they are not client projects. We publish client case studies only with permission, and only with results we can evidence.
Veltra build
Website + booking + AI reception
Our own build, and all of our services working as one: a clinic website on live Google Calendar availability, with confirmation and reminder emails and an AI receptionist that hands over to a person when a question needs judgement.
Live: you can try the booking flow on this site
See the med-spa system
Concept
Website design + local SEO
A phone-first site for a heating engineer: the number stays in reach, the areas covered are stated plainly and quotes take one form.
Concept
Landing page + CRO
One offer, one audience, one action: a free-survey landing page with no navigation and the form above the fold.
Concept
Local SEO + Google Business Profile
A joinery firm's profile and service pages saying the same thing, so Google and customers see one clear business.
How we present results
If a number cannot be evidenced, we describe what we built instead.
Plenty of agencies publish percentage uplifts with no baseline, no timeframe and no way to check them. We are not going to do that.
When a client project produces a result we can evidence — enquiry volume, booking rate, page speed, search visibility — and the client is happy for it to be published, we will publish it with the context attached.
Until then, this page shows the work itself. You can judge the craft, the structure and the clarity directly, which is harder to fake than a statistic.
Next step
The free audit is the fastest way to find out. A short video, a one-page summary, and the three things we would fix first.