Aura Clips Agency Website

Challenge

It is the London agency's own storefront, and it showcases the hospitality and e-commerce sites I delivered through them in 2025. Their own site was on Framer, which made content changes and SEO harder than they needed to be. Every edit went through a designer, blog posts were awkward, and the technical SEO controls the agency sells to clients were not available on its own site. They wanted a site they could edit, extend with case studies and rank, built on the same WordPress foundation they recommend to clients.

Approach

Bricks was the central technical decision. It outputs lean, class-based markup, which keeps the pages fast without a caching arms race and makes the templates reusable. A sixth service page is a content entry rather than a layout job. The blog and case studies are standard WordPress post types, which is what gives the agency the editing and SEO control Framer lacked. Launch work included moving the domain to www, setting up Google Search Console, GA4 analytics and Google Tag Manager, writing meta titles and fixing indexing issues so the new site replaced the old one in search cleanly. A content pass and header dropdowns followed in August 2025.

Solution

Between June and August 2025 I rebuilt it on WordPress with Bricks Builder, having made the case for Bricks over Elementor for a cleaner, faster build. The homepage has a running-line marquee, a hero with a scrolling client logo strip, services, a why-us section, testimonials, an FAQ and a footer. I built the case-study section with cards for Ravens Ait, Warren House, Whitfield Service Station and executive branding, plus an articles grid fed from the blog. The contact form has a service dropdown covering SEO, ads, LinkedIn, digital PR and website development, so enquiries arrive sorted by service. The About page carries a history timeline, the Services page links to five single-service pages built from one template, and there is a blog with a single post template. Inter is the typeface, with fade-in effects on scroll.

Results

The site is live at auraclips.com. The agency can now publish articles, add a case study and track conversions in GA4 without outside help. The case-study section does double duty as a portfolio for the work I built with them. The project was a useful proof that a well-structured Bricks build can give a small agency the control of a custom site without the maintenance burden of one.

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