Marketing Opinions/Advice Sought for improving my site.

Ok, so my partner and I are in the early stages of starting our own branding web design studio. Our target market is small business/startups and we're looking to grow business on many fronts (networking/cold calls/blog/social media/email, snail mail etc.).

Solid Design Group LLC | Lehigh Valley Website Design

Our site was a learning experience and sort of grew organically through iterations as we plunged deeper into the rabbit hole of business and learned more. As a result, I think it feels a bit disjointed and I know I need to cut down on copy and make sure the message in general is more cohesive.

Basically what I'm trying to communicate is that we offer premium, high-end web design and company identity/branding for more affordable rates than a typical agency/studio. Despite this, I'm not looking to compete on price, or be the lowest guy out there, I'm just looking to communicate that we are lower than typical high-end agencies but offer similar quality output. I want to be affordable quality (affordable in comparison to other agencies in the US, not India).

We're going to be adding a case studies section soon, with case studies from our first 2 clients, as well as more testimonials.

With all of that in mind, I'm asking for you warriors (the greatest marketing minds I know of) to take a look, and give me suggestions for improvement. These could be anything; design, copy, layout, UI, message, general marketing tactics, or anything else. I'm not looking for nitpicky stuff, e.g., "I think the logo could be 10% larger" (unless it's something you really feel strongly about). I'm talking about things that will help us convert.

As I said, the site feels disjointed to me in comparison to work i've done after, perhaps because of the unorthodox way in which it evolved. Do you get this vibe? How can I streamline/communicate more without losing the message or abstracting it? How can I make the site feel more polished?

I was hesitant to write this, because I don't want so much heavy criticism that it's daunting or disheartening. I'm more looking for ways to SELL SELL SELL, lol. To do a better job of impressing, convincing, and getting leads, by delivering our message more effectively. I want it to stand out, and to hit my target audience, those looking to pay 2k-5k for an premium website that would typically cost 6k-10k at an agency

Anything and everything you can offer me is welcome, and in exchange I will answer any questions you might have that you feel I'm qualified to answer.

Thanks so much in advance and best of luck in all of your endeavors.

Victor