Brochure websites
01 / Open the conversation
Imagine walking into the client meeting with a competitor analysis and a website concept backed by it.
For a business serving a 50-mile area, we can study nearby competitors and local searches, then build a finely tuned site around its services and locations. That research becomes the page plan, copy brief, and design direction, with the goal of earning more relevant Google traffic.
02 / Show how it works
Research first. Then the page plan.
A good local site needs more than a list of towns in the footer. Each page should answer a real question and give the visitor a clear next step.
Read the market
Review competing sites, their service pages, and the searches they address.
Map the area
Choose useful service and location pages across the client’s actual reach.
Build the site
Turn the findings into design, copy direction, responsive pages, and launch QA.
03 / Put it in the proposal
A site plan you can sell.
Planning example, not a traffic forecast.
- Competitive review and site plan
- Service and location page strategy
- Responsive design, development, and launch QA