Coverage
No idea where you work
A Roswell homeowner can't tell if a company based in Decatur will drive up. The site lists 'Atlanta and surrounding areas' and nothing else.
Websites · Metro Atlanta
Web design
Web design
Atlanta
Metro Atlanta is a patchwork of cities and counties, and your customers want to know one thing fast: do you cover my area? I build sites that answer that in the first screen and turn the answer into a quote request.
Free: a 30-minute call, an action plan and a price range in writing.
Typical Atlanta site problemsWhy visitors leave
Why visitors leave
without calling
Forms
A form that asks nothing useful
Name, email, message. Your team then spends two calls finding out the job is out of area or too small.
Trust
B2B buyers who see a template
A logistics manager comparing three vendors looks for capabilities, equipment and process. A generic theme with stock trucks doesn't pass that test.
How it works
Reviews that
Reviews that
win the next customers
Before calling, customers read reviews. I help you collect them and reply in a way that builds trust.
- Review request after the visit
- A reply to every review
- Reviews visible on Maps and in AI
The processFive steps to
Five steps to
a new Atlanta site
1
Intro call
Free 30 minutes on Zoom, in your morning. Services, coverage area, what a good lead looks like.
2
Page map
Service pages, area pages only where you really work, and a quote path for each type of customer.
3
Copy and design
I write the copy from your answers and photos; you approve it. Three rounds of revisions included.
4
Build
Hand-coded or on a custom CMS, forms routed to the right inbox or CRM, analytics set.
5
Launch
Old addresses redirected, a walkthrough of the edit panel, and support after go-live.
Prices in US dollars
Atlanta website
Atlanta website
prices
Final prices, a written agreement and staged payments 30/40/30.
■ Business website[01]
from $2,800 USD
Multi-page site for a service or B2B company.
- Service and area pages
- Quote form with routing
- Edit panel
- Up to 30 days
Growth package[02]
from $3,950 USD
Website, Google Ads setup and analytics in one project.
- Launch with ads ready
- Calls and forms tracked
Large site on a custom CMS[03]
from $9,800 USD
Multiple locations, catalogs or a lot of content.
- CMS built for your workflow
- CRM integration
Web design in Atlanta for a metro without a center
Web design in Atlanta has a geography problem built in. The metro spreads across Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, Gwinnett and several more counties, and people describe where they live by suburb or by "inside" or "outside the Perimeter," not by the city name. A homeowner in Alpharetta and an office manager in Midtown both search with "Atlanta" in the query, yet they want to know very different things about whether you can reach them.
That's why I start every Atlanta project with a coverage map, not a mood board. Where do you work? Where don't you go because of drive time? Which areas bring the best jobs? The answers shape the menu, the area pages and the quote form.
Pages that match how people search
A typical service company in Atlanta needs:
- One page per main service. "Water heater replacement" and "drain cleaning" are different searches with different customers.
- A few strong area pages. For example North Fulton, Cobb, Gwinnett and in-town neighborhoods, each with real details instead of copied text.
- A quote path. A form that asks for the zip code, the job type and a photo, so your estimator can price it without a site visit when that's possible.
If you run several locations, the multi-location website page explains how I set up a page and profile for each.
B2B companies and the logistics economy
The Atlanta area has a large logistics, distribution and manufacturing base, helped by the airport and the interstates that meet there. B2B sites in that world have a different job: they need to pass a buyer's checklist. I write pages on capabilities, coverage, process and safety in plain language, with a direct contact person. No made-up awards, no vague "solutions."
Speed and accessibility as standard
Many Atlanta customers first meet you on a phone, between appointments or stuck on I-75. Pages load fast because there's no page builder dragging along scripts you don't use. I also build to WCAG 2.1 AA as the common accessibility reference: readable contrast, labeled forms, keyboard navigation. It helps every visitor and removes the most common triggers for ADA complaints. Details are on the accessibility page.
What transfers from my other projects
My North American clients so far are in Canada. For Boreal Kitchens in Edmonton I built a site that explains custom work clearly and feeds inquiries into a CRM; that same structure suits Atlanta remodelers, cabinet shops and contractors. I'm happy to work with businesses in Atlanta and will be specific about how the remote process runs.
Ownership, timelines and price
Sites are hand-coded or built on a custom CMS made for your business. No page-builder subscription; you own the code and the domain. A business website starts at $2,800 and takes up to 30 days; a landing page for one offer starts at $1,000 and takes from 10 days. After launch, the usual next step is SEO in Atlanta so the area pages start bringing calls from Google Maps.
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FAQ
Atlanta websites:
Atlanta websites:
your questions
Should I make a page for every Atlanta suburb I serve?
Only for the places where you do real work and have something specific to say: jobs done, typical requests, travel times. Ten pages with the city name swapped look like spam to Google and to people. Usually four to eight solid area pages, grouped by county or by side of the metro, work better than forty thin ones.
Can the form tell people if they're outside my area?
Yes. The quote form can ask for a zip code first and show a friendly message if it's outside your coverage, or route it to a partner. That saves your office the calls that go nowhere and makes the leads you get worth answering.
I run a B2B company. Is a website still worth it?
Even more so. Procurement and operations people check your site before they reply to an email or a bid. They look for capabilities, certifications you really hold, equipment, coverage and a contact person. A clear, fast site with that information makes you look like a safe choice.
How do we work together if you're not in Atlanta?
On Zoom, WhatsApp and email. Atlanta is on Eastern Time, so your morning overlaps with my working afternoon in Europe. I reply within one business day, deadlines are in the contract, and the domain, code and content are registered to you from day one.
Do you redesign existing sites?
I build a new site rather than patch an old one. We keep your domain, move the content that still works and redirect every old address so you don't lose search traffic. The price of a redesign starts at $2,800, the same as a new business site.
Need a site that covers
the whole metro?
Send me your services and the areas you cover. I'll reply within one business day with a page plan and a price. The first 30-minute call is free.