Website design for Vancouver, Washington small businesses.
Your customers can shop on either side of the river. Your site should make the decision easy: what you do, where, when, and a way to book from a phone in two taps.
Search your business name on your phone. Does the first result show your current hours?
What you get
A site that says what you do, where, and when, with online booking and a form that goes somewhere, built fast and kept that way. Every other way people find you lands here. Add The Quick Check: six questions instead of 'contact us,' and a page with their name and a real answer by tomorrow, from $1,000.
Your site books the 9 PM job and texts you the name; you wake up to work, not voicemail.
Your part
One hour on a call, your logo and photos, and a yes on the draft. PJ does the rest.
Every month
Hosting, the two-tap line kept working, copy changes inside a week, the Monday count.
Price
From $1,200 to set up · $299 a month, care included.
Every system price is a starting point. The Office is from $2,500 a month.
How it works from Olympia
Mink is based in Olympia and builds for businesses across Washington. The first call is thirty minutes. Your accounts and data are in your name from day one. Leave anytime and take your data with you. PJ answers the same day, wherever you are in the state.
Questions
- Do I need to be in Olympia?
- Mink is based in Olympia and builds for businesses across Washington. The first call is thirty minutes.
- How much does it cost?
- From $1,200 to set up · $299 a month, care included.
6:50 AM. Elena opens her bakery in Chehalis at six. For two years her map listing said eight, and her website said seven. Early commuters searched, saw a closed sign, and bought coffee down the road. She only found out when a regular mentioned it. Now every place people look says six, the photos are hers, and the button on her site books the order. The early line is back, and Saturdays sell out by ten. She didn't hire anyone or learn a new app. What did it actually take?
Elena is an example. The day is real.