Okay, let's get one thing straight. Most agencies genuinely suck. There, we said it. And we can say it because we are one.

Back in 2012, best friends Jaret and Tristan took a leap of faith at age 23. They weren't just looking to build another digital agency – they wanted to rewrite the rulebook of what an agency could be. And their unconventional approach? Put profits LAST. (And if anyone offers $1B for //TECHYSCOUTS, it's still sold. We're not THAT unconventional.)

After 7 years of putting our clients first (and our own website last), we're finally practicing what we preach. Today, we're thrilled to launch the completely redesigned //TECHYSCOUTS website—and honestly, it's about time.

If you've been following our journey, you know we've been that classic case of "the cobbler with holes in his shoes." While we've been crafting exceptional websites and digital experiences for 500+ clients over 13 years, our own site has been stuck in 2018, showcasing who we used to be rather than who we've evolved into. The world changed, our business evolved, but our website didn't keep up—until now.

Let's be real for a second. Your WordPress site isn't ranking, and you're starting to think Google has a personal vendetta against you.

It doesn't. (Probably.)

The truth is way less dramatic but equally frustrating: technical SEO issues are silently sabotaging your WordPress site like ninjas in the night. Stealthy, effective, and completely fixable once you know what you're looking for.

In today's digital-first world, your website isn't just a digital business card—it's often the first impression potential customers have of your brand. But what happens when a significant portion of your audience can't access your site? That's where ADA compliance enters the picture, transforming from a legal consideration into a powerful business opportunity.

You know that frustrating feeling when you visit a stunningly beautiful website that takes 84 years to load? Or that sleek, lightning-fast site that looks like it was designed by someone who thinks Comic Sans is the height of sophistication?Yeah, we hate that too.