Salem, Oregon
Web design in Salem, Oregon
I'm not in Salem. I'm in Albany, 25 minutes down I-5, and I've been building websites for Oregon businesses since 2002.
That matters less than you would think for the work, and more than you would think for everything else. The site gets built the same either way. But when something breaks, you get me on the phone, not a ticket queue. And if you want to sit down in person, I can be there and back before lunch.
The money's going out the door where you never look.
A customer calls at 5:10. You're mid-job, hands full. It rings out to voicemail. They don't leave one. They just call the next name on the list.
Someone searches for exactly what you do. You're on page 5, where nobody scrolls. The click goes to the company with the bigger ad budget, not the better work.
And the lead that did get through? It's sitting in a voicemail you haven't heard yet, because you were too buried in quoting and paperwork to call back before they moved on.
Same problem every time: work that was yours, gone somewhere you never looked. That's what I fix.
What 25 minutes up I-5 actually buys you
Here's the honest part first: the work is the work. A missed call is a missed call whether it rings in Salem or Silverton, and I build the same way for both. What Salem changes is everything around the work.
You get me in the room. Twenty-five minutes up I-5 means I can sit at your table, look at your site with you, and be back before lunch. That's a hard thing to get from a Portland agency two hours away, and an impossible thing to get from an account manager who has never left the office.
You get me on the phone, not a ticket queue. No account manager, no handoff, because there's no one to hand off to. When something breaks, the person who built it picks up. And because my overhead is one person in Albany, you get all of that for a fraction of what a big-city shop charges for less.
What I do for Salem businesses.
Built for the trades.
Trades are where I've gone deepest. But a missed call is a missed call in any local business.
Questions from Salem.
- Do you actually work with Salem businesses, or just Albany?
- Yes. Most of my clients are within an hour of Albany, and Salem is 25 minutes up I-5. The distance changes nothing about the work or how fast I answer.
- Do we have to meet in person?
- No, but we can. Most of the work happens over phone and email. If you'd rather sit down, Salem is a short drive and I'm happy to come to you.
- Can you actually get me ranking in Salem?
- That's the job. Ranking in Salem means building pages that are the best answer for what Salem customers search, in the towns and neighborhoods you serve. It takes months, not days, and I'll tell you honestly what to expect before you spend a dollar.
Want to see where you're leaking?
Tell me about your business and your website. Within one business day I'll send back three specific places you're losing work, and what it would take to fix each. No charge.