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Georgetown, TXMake it easy for customers to find you.

When someone nearby needs what you sell, they pull out their phone and search. If your business doesn’t come up, they call whoever does. Most of those searches come from people close by who are ready to buy that day, not from someone browsing across the country.

Your website is often the first thing a person sees of your business. I build sites that load fast, work well on a phone, and make it easy to get in touch. Then I make sure the places people actually look, Google and Maps and the listings that show up next to them, all have the right information about you.

After reading positive reviews, 54% of consumers check the business’s website. Only 40% of local businesses even have one.

BrightLocal, Local Consumer Review Survey 2026

Results

What this looks like in practice.

Texas Twisters is a Georgetown gym my wife and I started from nothing. I built the website, the Google Business Profile, and the search setup alongside the business itself, and I still keep it current.

Search clicks
3.23K
May to Jul 2026Google Search Console
Search impressions
28.8K
May to Jul 2026Google Search Console
Total site visitors
29.5K
Aug 2025 to Jul 2026Site analytics
Of visitors arrive from Google search
40%
Aug 2025 to Jul 2026Site analytics
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About

A little about me.

Becky and I moved here in 2018 and have two beautiful kids. We spend most of our time running Texas Twisters Gymnastics, and living a week that looks a lot like everyone else’s: school, practices, Encantada or Mesquite Creek, and whatever events are happening at the Square on Saturday.

Before tech I served in the Marine Corps as an M1A1 tank crewman. I spent the 15 years after that in web development, including several years leading engineering teams at Dribbble and WP Engine. Now I’m using what I learned there to help local businesses grow online.

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Becky and me on a ship deck in front of a glacier

Contact

Get in touch

Call or text, or tell me about the business: the current site, what’s not working, and whether you need a website, ongoing support, or both.