THE WORK
up on the wall, like flash
You run the shop. Your site books the clients, answers the questions, and shows the work. No templates that look like everyone else's.
My name is Nick. I'm a Moncton local who grew up in love with tattoo culture and has spent plenty of time in the chairs and shops that built it. In my spare time I draw American and Japanese traditional flash for myself, purely for the love of the craft and its history.
I started Ironmark after watching friends and family drown in the admin side of running a shop. That's not why anyone picked up a machine or a straight razor. Before this, I spent years working alongside Apple in operations and sales management, learning how great businesses grow, and how to apply that to small businesses in a way that feels organic.
Ironmark isn't a design agency full of people who've never set foot in a shop. It's one person who knows the culture, respects the craft, and wants to see the people in it get the recognition their work deserves.
You'll never have to touch any of this: that's the job. But you should know why it's worth doing.
Most sites: two to four weeks, start to live. Bigger studios with more artists, more pages, or a flash sheet: four to six. The clock starts after the consult, once we've agreed on scope, not when you fill out a form.
Not a thing. You know your shop: that's the part that matters. I handle the domain, the hosting, the code, the SEO, and the Google Business profile. You approve, I build.
Monthly plans include ongoing updates: new flash sheets, new barbers, holiday hours, photo swaps, copy edits. No ticket portal, no agency overhead. Text or email me. It gets done.
Yes. The consult is a call and the build is fully remote: location doesn't change the work. Ironmark is young and most of what's on the wall right now is local, but if you're outside Moncton, reach out and we'll figure it out.
Starter is a clean flag in the ground: four pages, your domain, Google Business done right. Shop adds booking forms, SEO tuned for local search, and monthly updates so the site stays current. Most working chairs end up on Shop.
Yes. Start on Starter, move up to Shop or Full House when you're ready. Your domain and content carry over, nothing gets rebuilt from scratch.
30 minutes. No pitch deck, no jargon.
Bring your books, we'll bring a plan.
