Professional website designer for authors and solopreneurs with books

Sell more books, and/or your related services, after you work with me

I’m here to guide you to a stress-free Squarespace website that shows your expertise, grows your audience, and sells your books & services

  • You can have an attractive, professional website that sells your book(s), services, and related programs

  • Say goodbye to your ugly, outdated website that’s undermining your credibility and holding you back

  • Stop worrying about technology and design, so you can focus on the impact of your work

Professional Website Designer, Pauline Wiles

Hi, I’m Pauline. I’m committed to getting your work seen.

Starting with your website.

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    I specialize in strategic website design that gets business results for authors and solopreneurs with books.

    As an author myself, I bring a unique combination of book marketing expertise, design vision, and technical expertise.

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    Get your website right, and it will show your expertise and demonstrate your authority. It will book clients, sell your book(s), and grow your audience.

    You’ll win back time and energy for the work you love and the message you’re meant to share.

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    The technology for a high impact website is gradually getting easier. However, few people have the skills to create first-rate web pages that entice readers, sell books, and get found by search engines.

    That’s where I come in.

As well as a full time professional website designer, I’m an author too

I published 6 books independently, before pivoting to become a full-time, professional website designer. My work helps you grow your impact and authority through your website and related online marketing.

You tell me you’re not a fan of technology, and you know your DIY or dated website is letting you down. You’re frustrated and embarrassed when you work hard to get noticed, but then send readers and potential clients to a second-rate website. And shouldn’t search engines be working on your behalf, too?

You’re ready for specialized help to create a modern, credible Squarespace website that builds trust, inspires your readers to take action, and supports your business goals.

Here are a few of the reasons why my clients say they choose to work with me as a strategic marketing partner:

My clients and I have been featured:

I love seeing you launch your high impact website almost as much as I love my morning tea!

I was born in Cambridge, England and moved to the San Francisco Bay Area in 2004. When I’m not creating websites for authors and solopreneurs, you’ll find me running, reading, or searching for the next place to enjoy tea and a slice of cake.

  • "I could not recommend Pauline more highly."

    ~ Lori Arnold, Nonfiction Author and Speaker

  • "Within weeks, I landed a 5-figure contract. My website has paid for itself ten times over."

    ~ J.J., Author and Educator

  • "Pauline has a great eye, and is an expert at putting together a site that really WORKS."

    ~ Nell Wulfhart, Coach, Podcaster, and Writer

  • "I wanted to tell you I am finally getting clients who are willing to pay my fees!"

    ~ B.G., Consultant

  • "Pauline was a dream to work with and made me feel like I had made the right decision every step of the way."

    ~ Lēigh Tudor, Author

Just a few of my author and solopreneur websites

 Get to know me

Professional website designer Pauline Wiles holds both British and US citizenship; detail of passport
Professional website designer Pauline Wiles is a British expat ; rainy day in Cambridge.
Professional website designer Pauline Wiles is a big fan of tea!
London, where Pauline lived before moving to the San Francisco Bay Area
Professional website designer Pauline Wiles is a former indie author.
Professional website designer Pauline Wiles now lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.

  • I lived in Cambridge, Aberdeen, and London, before crossing the Pond to the San Francisco Bay Area.

  • The last consonant I learned to pronounce was “W”. These days, you’ll find me indecisive about British versus American punctuation.

  • I’ve flown in Concorde to New York, a hot-air balloon in Vermont, and a seaplane in the Maldives.

  • My favorite color is dark purple, more specifically eggplant (if you’re American) or aubergine (if not).

  • My husband taught me the basics of windsurfing. I got good enough to fall off a windsurfing board in the Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian Oceans, plus the Mediterranean and Caribbean Seas.

  • If you made me choose between alcohol and tea, Earl Grey would win: British afternoon tea is my favorite treat. For the scones, I prefer to add the cream first, then the jam.

  • I’m a slow but determined runner. My second marathon in Reykjavik, Iceland, was probably my last!

  • My Olympic sport would be afternoon napping, and I adore jigsaw puzzles.

  • Leaving my family in England and shipping everything I owned a distance of 5,000 miles was the hardest thing I’ve ever done.

  • When I’m sick, my go-to movies are Bridget Jones’s Diary and Pride & Prejudice. You might also catch me enjoying a repeat viewing of Season 2 of Bridgerton.

I stand against inequality, injustice, hate, discrimination, and racism. I work with people from all backgrounds, beliefs and experiences.