Florence, on the Tennessee River in the Shoals, is the farthest west we work, so a Florence site is built the way most of our sites are built anyway: by phone, shared screen and email, with nothing lost by the distance. Here is how it runs.
Step by step
The first call. You tell us about the business, what you have online now and what you need. You get the price and the timeline in writing before anything starts.
Your notes and photos, by email. You write down what you would tell a customer: what you do, who for, what sets you apart, the hours, the towns you serve. You send the photos you have. We write the copy from those notes and place the photos.
Review on a shared screen. When the draft site is up, we get on a call, share the screen and go through it page by page. You say what to change and we change it. You also open it on your own phone, because that is how your customers will see it.
The walkthrough and launch. Before it goes live we walk through the finished site together, so you know where everything is and how the form reaches you. Then it launches, with your Google Business Profile linked, and hosting and care keep it running if you want that.
A standard five-page site starts at $2,450 and most take 2–3 weeks. A full site with a page for each service starts at $3,400. You own the site and the domain, and there is no long-term contract.
