Kenneth Was Always in the Name — Introducing GetKenneth.com
KPF always stood for Kenneth Paul Feldman. After 20 years behind the initials, Kenneth steps out from behind the DBA. Same person, same work, new front door.
Not a big agency. Not a DIY platform. Just a seasoned web/brand developer with decades of experience, offering one-on-one service, honest guidance, and smart websites built to connect with real people.
Let’s make your site clearer, sharper, and easier to use—for you and your customers.
I’m a real person who’s been building websites and supporting small businesses online for over 20 years.
If you’re looking for someone who’s equal parts builder, strategist, and long-term support—you’re in the right place.
Most websites are fine. But “fine” doesn’t grow your business. I build sites that work hard behind the scenes—built with care, strategy, and long-term support.
You get a site that runs smoothly, tells your story well, and leaves you in control.
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These aren’t just pretty websites. They’re tools that solve problems, build trust, and open doors. Here are a few recent examples of what we made happen:
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When you hire me, you’re not just getting tech help. You’re getting a long-term partner who understands small businesses and cares deeply about how you present yourself online.
I’ve helped hundreds of businesses figure this stuff out—and I’m here to help you too.
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Great websites don’t happen by accident—they’re built on smart decisions, clear communication, and a solid understanding of what customers need.
KPF always stood for Kenneth Paul Feldman. After 20 years behind the initials, Kenneth steps out from behind the DBA. Same person, same work, new front door.
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A monthly snapshot of what’s happening on your website — uptime, performance, traffic, and search visibility. This page explains what each section means and what to do if something looks off. About The
I build websites the same way I run my own: practical, tested, and personal. What works for me and my family is exactly what I’ll put to work for you.
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Whether you’re building new, updating old, or just want someone to explain things clearly—I’m here for that. No pressure, no jargon, no problem.
Reach out today and let’s see what’s possible.
