Websites & Branding
High-performance websites and landing paths built to make the next action obvious.
Explore →BUILT IN UTAH SINCE 2005
The tools changed.
The job didn't.
Help an owner solve a real business problem, build the useful technical piece, measure what happened, and leave them with something they control.
The early Utah work mixed design, code, hosting, email, ecommerce, content systems, analytics, domains and owner support because small-business problems rarely stay inside one specialty. That is still the model. The service menu is a map, not a cage.
Automation & AI
Useful automation, integrations and AI systems built around real work instead of demos.
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Analytics & Insights
Measurement that turns spend, calls, forms and known outcomes into understandable evidence.
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Growth Systems
Google-first customer acquisition, conversion repair and controlled market tests.
Explore →Websites & conversion paths
Make the next action obvious and measurable.
New sites, landing pages, conversion repairs, mobile usability, accessibility, call/form paths and instrumentation. The goal is a customer path that works.
In 2005 K&T Performance reported that the site looked good and people were calling because of it. The platforms are different now; the business standard is the same.
Typical work
Website rebuilds • campaign landing pages • conversion repair • accessibility/usability • tracking implementation • technical debugging.
Automation & AI
Use AI where it actually helps.
Workflow automation, integrations, structured AI systems, internal tools, routing, validation and human-in-the-loop controls.
Analytics & measurement
Turn activity into business evidence.
Calls, forms, qualified leads, jobs, known revenue and source attribution. TyFactor was already giving Utah clients website statistics and referral data in the mid-2000s. Today the instrumentation is better; the purpose is still owner-readable evidence.
Business tools
Build the missing technical piece.
Small applications, utilities, integrations, dashboards, data helpers, internal workflows, or one-off technical fixes that remove friction from the business.
Not sure which box fits?
Bring the outcome, not the buzzword.
TyFactor is intentionally broader than a fixed service menu. Describe the problem and what would count as a useful result.
