No website button
Your Google listing looks unfinished next to competitors, and customers can’t see your services, prices, or photos.
Web design · Newberg, Oregon
I build fast, good-looking websites for Newberg’s small businesses: the plumbers, taquerias, salons, and shops too busy to build one themselves. Fixed prices, plain English, and you own everything.
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Why it matters
Google shows a map, a few businesses, and a Website button. If yours is missing, the next business is one tap away. Plenty of great Newberg businesses with years of five-star reviews still don’t have that button.
Your Google listing looks unfinished next to competitors, and customers can’t see your services, prices, or photos.
Not everyone has an account, posts get buried, and the rules can change overnight. A website is yours.
Wrong hours or an old menu sends people elsewhere. Your site should be one text away from updated.
What you get
Your domain is registered in your name and your content is yours. If we ever part ways, you take everything with you.
You get a written proposal with one price before any work starts. No hourly meter running in the background.
Most owners hate writing about themselves. A 30-minute conversation is enough for me to write the whole site.
Most local customers find you on a phone. Every page is designed for a small screen first, with your number one tap away.
Lightweight pages load in about a second, and every site is set up so Google can read it properly.
You get me, not a call center. We can meet in person, and you can text me when your hours change.
How it works
You spend about two hours total. I handle the design, the writing, the tech, and the Google setup.
The full processDay 1
We talk in person or by phone about your business, your customers, and what the site needs to do. No pressure and no jargon.
Week 1
A 30-minute interview gives me what I need to write the site. You send your logo and photos, or I help you take a few good ones.
About 7–10 days after content
You get a private preview link to the real, working site. Click around on your phone and show it to your team.
Typically 2–4 weeks from the start
I connect your domain, link your Google Business Profile, set up Google Search Console, and test every page on real phones. The remaining 50% is due at launch.
Pricing
Every project gets a written, fixed price before work starts. These are the starting points.
Food carts, coffee stands, small shops
from$750
A clean, fast one-to-three page site that answers the questions customers actually ask.
Trades, salons, groomers, restaurants
from$1,250
A full small-business site built to turn Google searches into phone calls.
Busy service businesses that want more calls
from$1,950
More pages for more searches, plus booking or ordering built in.
Add-on most clients keep
Hosting, security, and small changes, so you never have to think about the website.
Recent work
A property clean-out company based in Newberg (it’s mine, so I know exactly what a busy owner needs from a website).

Facebook is great for regulars, but many people searching Google never open Facebook, and some don't have an account. A website shows up in Google searches, loads fast on any phone, and puts your hours, menu or services, and phone number in one place you control. Facebook can change its rules or bury your posts, but your website stays yours.
Most sites launch two to four weeks after we start. The biggest factor is how quickly photos and answers come back. I can start writing from our first conversation.
Thirty minutes for an interview, your logo if you have one, and some photos of your work, food, shop, or team. I write the words. If you don't have good photos, I can help you take some on a phone.
Your domain name costs about $12–20 a year, paid directly to the registrar in your name. Hosting is included in the Care Plan. If you skip the Care Plan, I can set you up on free or low-cost hosting that you manage.
No. It's month to month and you can cancel anytime. Most owners keep it because it means one text gets their hours or menu updated.
Book a free 20-minute chat. No pitch deck, no pressure: just a conversation about your business and whether a website makes sense right now.