Cedar Park, TX · remote
Web design for Cedar Park small businesses.
I work with businesses in Cedar Park, remotely, by email and video call. I also work with businesses in Leander, Round Rock, and Austin the same way. One person does the whole job, the price is fixed before I start, and you own everything.
How Cedar Park customers find you
Most people look for a local business on their phone. They type what they need and the town, or "near me," and decide in a few seconds whether your site looks right. If the page is slow, or it never says where you work, they go back and tap the next result.
So the first screen of your site should answer three things: what you do, where you do it, and how to reach you. The rest of the site backs those up.
A Cedar Park customer and a Leander customer are often searching for the same kind of business, a few minutes apart. The site has to say which of those towns you actually cover, in the same words you would use when someone asks.
A page for each town you really serve
Plenty of businesses here work across a few towns. If you really do jobs in Cedar Park, Leander, and Round Rock, each can have its own page about the work there: the neighborhoods you cover, and anything that's different in that town.
I won't build pages for towns you don't serve. Customers can tell, and Google tends to ignore pages that just swap the town name.
Concept build · fictional firm
You can see this on Hollow Oak, my concept build for a fictional design-build firm: it has a page for each service area, written about that area. See the concept site
Hollow Oak is fictional. Its phone number, address, license, and projects are placeholders.
What you get
- A site that loads fast on a phone. This site shows its main content in about 1 second in Google's mobile speed test.
- Copy written for you from a short interview, in plain words.
- A page for each main service and each town you really serve.
- A short inquiry or quote form that sends to your email.
- Your domain, your code, and your accounts, in your name from day one.
What it costs
One fixed price: $5,500 for up to 8 pages. $3,500 founding price for the first two clients.
Optional Care Plan at $175/mo keeps the site online, updated, and backed up, with small edits included.
Changes outside the written scope are $150/hr. I quote the work before I start, and you approve it first.
Not included: photography, logo and branding, ads, ongoing search-engine work, blogging, and connecting to your contact software, beyond email.
Working with me
I'm Brandon Delgado. I design and build every site myself, and you talk to me the whole way through. I work with businesses in Cedar Park, remotely, by email and video call.
If your business is based in Austin and you also cover Cedar Park, start with the Austin page. The package is the same. Remodelers have a version of it shaped for project photos and quote forms.
Questions
My business is in Leander or Round Rock. Is this still for me?
Yes. The same approach works for any business in the area. Your site would lead with your own town, and I would still work with you remotely, by email and video call.
I only need a few pages. Is that OK?
Yes. A small site that's clear and fast beats a big one nobody reads. We'll scope it to what you need, inside the same fixed price for up to 8 pages.
Can the site say which neighborhoods I cover?
Yes. That's the point of a town page. If you cover Buttercup Creek and not the other side of the highway, the page should say so. I write it from a short interview, in the words your customers use.