For small businesses & nonprofits

Better websites.
Smarter outreach.
Stronger decisions.

One practical partner for the digital work your organization depends on.

Connect your website, communications, relationship data, and everyday tools—with clear ownership and support beyond launch.

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Practical by nature. Connected by design.

Websites & outreachRelationships & reportingApplications & supportPublic Affairs

What we do

Make the tools work for your organization.

Start with one problem. Connect the pieces that matter. Keep improving as your needs change.

Websites & managed hosting

Make it easier for people to understand your work and take the next step.

Social media management and paid advertising

Keep your social media and paid campaigns consistent and connected to your goals.

Relationship management & business intelligence

Turn scattered information into useful follow-up and clearer decisions.

Secure business applications

Give your organization tools that fit the way you work.

Ongoing managed support

Keep improving the digital work your organization depends on.

Public affairs

Stay informed, communicate clearly, and strengthen the relationships your work depends on.

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Platform spend and third-party software fees are separate from West Cat Strategy service fees. Advertising results cannot be guaranteed.

How we work

Your goals. Your accounts.
Our practical support.

Good digital work should give you more capacity and a clearer view of what comes next.

We start with your operating problem, explain the options, and define the scope. Client-owned accounts, documented access, and understandable reporting keep you in control.

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Public-source monitoring of the B.C. provincial election. The developments, the dates, and the context.

September 202627Campaign day 06

Campaign intelligence · Public-source brief

B.C. Election 2026 — Day 6 Brief

The BC Conservatives pledged no new taxes in their first major policy announcement, candidate movement continued, and nominations and polling held steady.