Design
First, it looks like you.
Your colors, your photos, your way of talking. It is built for a phone first, because that is where most people will meet it.
- Design and build
- Words and photos handled
- Quick on a phone
- Set up to be found in search
Web design and software for businesses around Sioux Center and Spirit Lake, Iowa. The site on the bench is a small working one, not a picture: pick a business and watch it change its clothes.
Six steps, each useful by itself. Scroll, and the same site grows up.
First, it looks like you.
Your colors, your photos, your way of talking. It is built for a phone first, because that is where most people will meet it.
Then you get the keys.
Change the hours, add a special, swap a photo. No ticket, no waiting, and nothing you can break.
Then it starts doing a job.
Appointments, orders, deposits and payments, taken while you are busy doing the actual work.
Then it talks to the rest of the office.
A booking lands in the calendar, the sale lands in the books, and stock goes down by one. Nobody types it twice.
Then the busywork runs itself.
Confirmations, invoices and reminders go out by themselves, every time, at two in the morning if need be.
And when nothing off the shelf fits, we build it.
Job boards, customer portals, quoting tools, phone apps. Built around the way you already work, and looked after by the same people who run your IT.
Search engine optimization (SEO) is part of every build, not an extra. The site is set up so people searching nearby can find you.
Pages written around what you do and where you do it, and a Google Business Profile that matches the site, so people searching nearby find you.
Quick pages do better in search, and people stay on them. Every page is built light and tested on a phone.
Clear titles and descriptions, a sitemap, and structured data that tells Google your name, number, services and area.
Search Console and analytics are set up at launch, so you can see what people searched for and what they clicked.
All four are live right now. Each one opens the real thing in a new tab.
A real person in northwest Iowa reads every message. No sales script, no phone tree.