Web design · Liberty Hill, TX
Web design servicesin Liberty Hill, TX
Based in
Leander.
Corner Post Web builds Liberty Hill business websites for a flat $2,400 to $4,400: up to five pages, live in about three weeks. Starting from a Facebook page? I'll move your services, photos and contact details onto a site you own.
- $2,400 to $4,400 flat
- Live in about three weeks
- You own everything
- Just down the road, in Leander
- Leander
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- Liberty Hill
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Short answer
From a Facebook page to a site you own
A lot of Liberty Hill businesses run on a Facebook page and word of mouth, and that works right up until it doesn't. I build Liberty Hill websites for a flat $2,400 to $4,400: up to five pages, written for you, live in about three weeks. I'm just down 183 in Leander, so I'll come out to you for the first conversation.
Facebook is fine for posting photos and talking with regulars. The trouble is that you don't own it. The layout changes when Facebook decides, people without an account hit a login wall, and Google doesn't treat a Facebook page the way it treats your own website. When someone new to town searches for what you do, a page you control is what gives Google something solid to show.
Moving over is less work than people expect. I take what's already on your Facebook page, your services, your best photos, your hours and your reviews, and use it as the starting point. Then we fill in the gaps in one conversation.
The move
Facebook to website
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Gather
I pull your services, photos, hours and contact details from what you already post.
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Fill gaps
In a 45 minute talk we cover what Facebook never asked: service area, pricing notes, how to book.
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Build
Five pages or fewer, hand coded, phone first, with your number on every screen.
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Link up
Your Facebook page, Google profile and site all point at each other, with matching details.
Proof
A crew that works the back roads
Every example I show is live. Open it on your phone.
Clearline Land Services clears land east of I-35 out of Elgin: forestry mulching, brush and mesquite, fence lines and ponds. They quote from photos of the tract, so the site's main job was simple. Get the photos in.
The quote form asks for tract photos instead of a phone call, and there's a page for each town they work across five counties. A lot of Liberty Hill work is on acreage too, and the same idea applies: ask for what you need to quote, up front.
What you get
The Foundation site, Liberty Hill edition
A flat number in writing before work starts, and nothing hourly.
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Pages that fit
Up to five. For many Liberty Hill businesses that's home, services, a photo gallery of real jobs, about and contact.
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Words from you
I write it all from our conversation, in the way you'd explain the job to a neighbor.
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Quote questions
If you price jobs from details like acreage, gate access or photos, the form asks for them so you call back ready.
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Works on any phone
Phone layout first and light pages, so they load even on a weak signal.
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Google listing help
I help set up and verify your Google Business Profile and match it to the site.
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All in your name
Domain, files, hosting and Google profile. If we ever part ways, it keeps working.
Liberty Hill specifics
What I pay attention to out here
Liberty Hill has its own rhythm. Plenty of customers live on a few acres, plenty of businesses run out of a shop at home, and a lot of the work is spread across Williamson and Burnet counties instead of one tidy town grid. That shapes the site in a few ways.
- Service area in plain words. "Liberty Hill, Bertram, Florence and out toward Burnet" tells a customer more than a radius on a map.
- Photos over paragraphs. If you build barns, fences or pools, the gallery does more selling than anything I can write.
- A phone number that's hard to miss. Many of your customers will still want to call. I make that a single tap.
- Spanish if you need it. I can build a Spanish version of the site; we'd include it in the quote.
None of that costs extra in the Foundation price except the Spanish version. It's just how I plan the pages.
After launch
Keeping it current
Once the site is live you get a 15 minute video that shows you how to update hours and prices yourself. If you'd rather not, care is $95 a month and covers hosting, security, backups, updates and small text or email changes. You can cancel any month.
If you'd like help getting found in Liberty Hill searches after launch, I do local SEO too, starting with a free video audit of your site and your Google profile. The services page lists every plan and price.
FAQ
Questions people ask me
How much does a website cost in Liberty Hill?
My Foundation site is $2,400 to $4,400 flat for up to five pages. You get the number in writing before I start.
I only have a Facebook page. Is that enough to start?
Yes. I use your Facebook posts, photos and reviews as the starting point and fill in the rest during our conversation.
Should I keep my Facebook page?
Yes. Keep posting there if your customers like it. The website becomes the home base, and Facebook links back to it.
Can the site take quote requests with photos?
Yes. If photos help you price a job, the form can ask for them, the way Clearline's does.
Will you come out to Liberty Hill?
Yes. I'm in Leander, and for the first conversation I'll come to you.
What if I don't have good photos?
Phone pictures of real jobs are fine, and often better than stock photos. I'll pick the strongest ones and size them so they load quickly. If you want, I can tell you which shots to take on your next few jobs.
Do I need a domain name already?
No. If you don't have one, I'll help you buy it in your name so it's yours from the start.
Do you offer a Spanish version?
Yes, I can build one. It's scoped and priced as part of your quote.
Get a number
Tell me what your Liberty Hill business does. I'll send back a price, usually the same day. If you're starting from nothing but a Facebook page, that's fine. That's what the 45 minute conversation is for.
Prefer to talk? Tap Call at the top of any page and you get me, not a call center. Either way you're talking to the person who does the work.
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