The studio that runs the kind of businesses it builds

Our story

Global Web Products began by doing all of this the hard way — buying websites, video, advertising, music and copy from five different suppliers for our own online businesses, and discovering what every business owner discovers: five suppliers means five briefs, five interpretations, and one very tired person holding it all together.

So we built the whole capability in-house. It transformed our own businesses — and it turned out that these five skills, joined up under one roof, are exactly what every business selling online needs. Almost nobody offers them together. Now we do.

What makes us different

We’re a small, senior studio — not an agency. You talk directly to the people doing the work, not to an account manager relaying messages. That makes us fast, accountable, and refreshingly easy to deal with. It also means we’re honest about scale: a brief that needs forty people isn’t ours, and we’ll tell you so.

The things we insist on aren’t flashy, but they’re exactly what people who’ve been burned before ask about: fixed written quotes. Everything handed over — code, files and licences — as standard. Quality checks that run automatically on every release. Ad budgets billed straight to you and never marked up. Unglamorous promises, kept on every single job.

The businesses we run

Three of our own businesses are documented as full case studies. They’re the reason the claims on this site are checkable: every technique we recommend is one we’re using — and paying for — ourselves.

• AVMint — AI content-production platform — blueprints, campaigns, scripts, ads. avmint.com
• Partymetro — iPhone and Android app — private presence, plans and meeting up. partymetro.com
• Hypnosis & Health — An illustrated reference site, publishing since 2006. hypnosis-and-health.com

Our promise

If a project would be better done by someone else, we’ll say so. If a campaign isn’t working, you’ll hear it from us before you ask. And if the honest answer to “can you do this for that budget?” is no, you’ll get the no — not a yes that turns into an argument in month two. Straight answers occasionally cost us work. They’re also why clients trust us with the next project.