Which companies in your local market(s) do you want to beat? Which companies do you consider dominant in the local market? Which companies do you consider to be a national industry leader? Let us know, and we’ll take them out back and show ‘em who’s boss!

Which companies in your local market(s) do you want to beat? Which companies do you consider dominant in the local market? Which companies do you consider to be a national industry leader? Let us know, and we’ll take them out back and show ‘em who’s boss!

Google needs to be able to see the most important information that you are trying to show to your visitors. Why you ask… because they use this information to pull up businesses on its search results page. We don’t want to bore you with the technical details on how we do this (unless you’re curious about how we do our magic), but in order to do things the right way we require your direction. Don’t worry, we will do our own research about companies on the competitor list that you completed above. We’ll analyze their websites to determine which keywords are driving the most traffic to their websites. So please, tell us about your keywords!

You can have the best website in the history of the world, but if people can’t find it what purpose does it really serve? As they say (you know, those people who say things), “The best place to hide a dead body is on the second page of Google”. We hope that didn’t cross the line. Are you looking to have your business found on Google when people search for your products or services?

What areas do you consider to be your primary & secondary target markets?

When we’re finished building out your brand-spankin’ new website, we’re going to create a connection between our international hosting servers (a vast network of over 100 datacenters and servers around the globe) and your domain. There will be a few “records” that we’ll need to change to make this connection. To do this we’ll need to access your domain name system settings (DNS). Sooooooo, can you please give us the login credentials to your registrar* (GoDaddy, Google Domains, etc…)?