Websites for Arizona businesses, in Phoenix and the Verde Valley

My family lives in Clarkdale. I still have an Arizona phone number, and I work remotely, so an Arizona business gets the same service it would have before.

What matters for an Arizona site

Seasons that run backwards
In Phoenix, summer is the slow season and winter brings visitors. In the Verde Valley, Sedona, Jerome and Cottonwood draw visitors much of the year. Hours and specials should change with your season, and you can change them yourself.
Spanish-speaking customers
Many Arizona customers prefer Spanish. I can build Spanish pages with the right language tags so browsers and screen readers handle them. You supply or approve the translation.
Contractor license numbers
Arizona requires licensed contractors to show their Registrar of Contractors license number in advertising, websites included. If you are a contractor, the number goes on every page.

What the free check looks for

The free check reads your front page in a few seconds. These are the results that matter most here.

  • No page language set, which matters when some pages are in Spanish.
  • No viewport tag, so the page shows as a shrunken desktop page on a phone.
  • No structured data, so Google has less to go on for a local search.
  • No meta description, so search results show a random line.
  • Served over plain HTTP.

Run the free check. The full review goes through every page for $9.

What you get, and what it costs

  • You pay what you think the site is worth, from $100. It is the same site at every price.
  • Every account, from the domain to the hosting, is in your name.
  • It loads fast, works on every phone, and works with a screen reader and a keyboard.
  • No trackers, and nothing about your customers is sold.
  • If you want me to keep it safe and current, the care plan is $9 a month. It is optional.

Questions

Do you still work with Arizona businesses?
Yes. I work remotely, by email and phone, and I still have an Arizona phone number.
Can you build a site in Spanish?
I can build Spanish pages with the correct language tags. You or a translator you trust supplies or checks the text.
Do contractors in Arizona need their license number on their website?
Arizona requires licensed contractors to include their license number in advertising. Check the current rule with the Registrar of Contractors. I put the number on the site for every contractor client.

See what your site needs

Start with the free check of the site you have. If you have no site yet, tell me about your business and I will reply.

Or ask a question first.