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Website and search projects, each filed under the town where the client actually works.
These are real projects with their real locations.
Filed under: Mount Gilead, NC
A family breeder whose old site buried the waitlist. The rebuild puts puppy families' own words up front, gives every upcoming litter a request form and keeps the phone number in reach on every page.
Filed under: Nationwide
A reference site that turns the Defense Department's CMMC cybersecurity rules into readable English, with free self-checks so a small contractor can size up the gaps before paying anyone.
Filed under: Lake Norman, NC
Ongoing search work for a lake-area agent, built around the waterfront neighborhoods his buyers type into Google by name.
A small breeding program with devoted families and a website that hid them. Getting on a waitlist meant hunting for a number to call.
The new site opens with what those families have said, gives every litter its own request form and keeps the phone number within reach. A few thin pages became a site with room for each part of the story.
The CMMC rules confuse plenty of small defense suppliers. This site explains them in ordinary language and offers free self-checks, so an owner can see where they stand before hiring help.
Monthly search work for a lake-area agent, organized around the waterfront neighborhoods buyers look up by name.
The same approach applies here: a page for every service, proof beside each one, and a listing that agrees with the site. Read how the web design side works, what clients said in their reviews, or how quotes are put together.
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Start with a free review. Roger will tell you what he'd change first and roughly what size of project it is.