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Jannelle Orilla
Web & Digital Marketing Specialist
Dipolog City · Philippines
Websites that turn visitors into bookings.
I design and build websites for villas, resorts, Airbnb hosts and local businesses: clear on a phone, easy to find on Google, and set up so a guest’s enquiry reaches you in Messenger, WhatsApp or email.
- Built for phones firstWhere your guests look first.
- Enquiries where you replyMessenger, WhatsApp or email.
- Yours to keepYou own the site and the accounts.
- Your go-ahead firstNothing goes live without it.
For
- Villas & resorts
- Airbnb & short stays
- Restaurants & cafés
- Clinics & spas
- Local shops & services
Three live websites. Open any of them.
Each one started with what the business needed its website to do. Here is what I built, and what it shows if you run a property.
Gen Spa
A redesign that turned out to be structural: a page address serving the wrong article, treatment prices buried in paragraphs, and a video library search engines could not see. I rebuilt it page by page.
If you run a property A clear path from “what do you offer” to “book”, fast on a phone.
- Mobile speed score
- 60 to 92
- Main content shows in
- 6.2s to 2.4s
Google PageSpeed Insights, homepage on a phone, 29 July 2026. A speed measurement, not a sales figure.
Read the case study: Gen Spa genspa.com (opens the live site in a new tab)
Lemon Refresh
A brand that lived only on Facebook got its first website: a nine-page site with the full menu and prices, every stall location and its opening hours. The hard part was deciding what could honestly be published.
If you run a property Rates, location and opening times a guest can find without messaging you first.
Read the case study: Lemon Refresh lemonrefreshofficial.com (opens the live site in a new tab)
iBlast Photobooth
Every enquiry used to start from “how much?”. The site became a single fast page that answers that up front and sends each enquiry into Messenger with the event details already filled in.
If you run a property Guests ask in the app they already use, with the dates and details you need to reply.
Read the case study: iBlast Photobooth iblastphotobooth.com (opens the live site in a new tab)
Layouts, graphics and site sections, sorted by discipline: open the work library
What a property needs online.
Four things owners usually hire four different people for. I handle them together, so your website, your Google listing and your photos all tell guests the same thing.
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A website that takes enquiries and bookings
Rooms or units, photos, location, house rules and a clear way to ask or book. On WordPress if you want to edit it yourself, or as a fast custom build if you would rather not.
Room and gallery pages · Enquiry or booking path · Messenger and WhatsApp links
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Getting found on Google and Maps
Your Business Profile, page titles and descriptions, your details marked up for search, and a site that loads fast on a phone.
Google Business Profile · On-page SEO · Speed fixes
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Photos, short video and listing copy
Aerial and on-site images, short clips for social, and listing copy that says the same thing as your website, so a guest sees one place wherever they find you.
Aerial and on-site photos · Short clips · Listing and page copy
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Looking after it
Seasonal rates, new photos, updates and fixes, with a backup taken before every change and a log of what changed.
Updates · Backups · A change log you can read
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How a project runs.
Five steps, in order, with something you can look at and decide on at the end of each one.
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A short call
We talk about the property, who books it and what is not working yet.
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An honest look
Your listing, your current site if you have one, and how you show up on Google. You get a short written audit.
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A plan you approve
One page: what the site has to do, what it includes, and a written quote. Nothing is made before you say yes.
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Design and build
Designs to approve first, then a working link you can open on your own phone.
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Launch and care
It goes live with your go-ahead, and I keep a log of every change after that.
Everything here is something you can check.
- Real screenshots of real, live websites.
- Every result carries its date and its source.
- Every case study links to the site itself.
- No invented numbers, reviews or clients.
- You work with me directly, from the first call to launch.
Questions owners ask.
Straight answers. Anything else, ask me on the call.
How much does a website cost?
It depends on the property and what the site has to do: how many rooms or units, whether guests book or send an enquiry, and whether you need photos. We talk it through on a call, and you get a written quote before anything starts.
I’m already on Airbnb. Why would I need my own website?
A listing lives on someone else’s platform. Your own site is a place you can send guests from Instagram, Facebook and Google, show everything about your property, and take enquiries directly. Many hosts keep both.
How long does it take?
Most of the time goes into gathering photos, rates and details. Once those are ready, the timeline is written into your quote, so you know it before you agree.
Can I update it myself?
Yes, if you want to. I can build it on WordPress so you can change rates, photos and text yourself, or I can look after it for you.
Do you work with properties outside Dipolog?
Yes. I am based in Dipolog City and work remotely, by call, Messenger and email.
What do I need to prepare?
Photos if you have them, your rates and house rules, and the questions guests ask you most often. If your photos are not good enough yet, we can talk about that too.
Let’s talk about your property.
Tell me a little about your place and when suits you for a call. I will reply myself, by email or on the number you leave.
Message me on Messenger (opens Messenger)
Prefer to call or text? 0965 136 6591
Or email jannelleorilla@gmail.com
The cove above: Dakak, Zamboanga del Norte. My own aerial photograph, not a client project.