Your shop, online. Without hiring a marketing person.
Built for · trades · restaurants · dentists · attorneys · Main Street shops
Websites and social media for Catawba County shops.
Websites and visibility for Catawba shops.
Get the shop onlinePublic affairs, zoning, and coalitions for local organizations.
Talk public affairsLaunch — $2,000 once.
1. We talk 30 minutes about your work, your customers and your hours.
2. I write the pages and gather the photos.
3. You approve, it goes live on your domain in 14 days.
Presence — $1,500/month.
1. 8 posts a month across 2 platforms, in your voice.
2. One email newsletter to your customer list.
3. Website updates and replies on evenings and weekends, when the shop is closed.
Always — $2,500/month.
Stay unavoidable in your town, every week. Three-month minimum.
1. 16 posts a month across 2 platforms, plus 4 Google Business Profile posts.
2. Two email newsletters and one photo stop at the shop.
3. A 30-minute monthly call, website updates and replies on evenings and weekends, when the shop is closed.
Meet Tom Dees
You are not hiring a firm three states away. You get one person in Claremont who builds the site, writes the posts, and will stop by the shop to take the photos.
Most of the work happens after hours, because that is when shop owners can actually talk. I answer my own phone.
- One person. Clear prices. No long contracts.
- Nights and weekends, on purpose.
- If the site breaks, you call me and I fix it.
Catawba County
Work in the county
Shops I am set up to help. Photos go here when you send them. Nothing below is a live client list yet.
Trade shop
A local trade shop that needs a site that actually gets found.
Restaurant
A kitchen that needs hours, menu, and a phone people can tap.
Main Street office
A dentist or attorney who still gets asked if they have a website.
Main Street storefront
A Claremont or Hickory shop people drive past every day.
What shop owners say
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