Websites · Atlanta, GA
Websites for Atlanta firms that sell across a 29-county region
Atlanta's three big business districts each draw a different buyer, and its sectors range from film to logistics. A site that names your district and your trade helps the right visitor believe you are close.
An Atlanta website sorted by the buyer's district
Downtown holds the most office space, Midtown is second and Buckhead is third. A firm that serves tenants in one of them should say so in its headline, because buyers often search by district.
We write your pages around the buyer you want and give each page a contact path. That path stays in view from the first paragraph to the last.
A tenant comparing three buildings in Midtown will open three sites in three tabs. The one that says what you do for tenants like them, in the first sentence, gets the call. We write that sentence with you and test that the form behind it works.
Sectors from aerospace to film need different proof
The city's leading sectors include transportation, aerospace, logistics, health care, media, film and television, information technology and finance. A logistics buyer wants to see process. A production company wants to see work and speed.
We help you choose what to show. Each page says what you do and who it is for, without a wall of jargon.
Improvement districts, chambers and your own page
Downtown Atlanta Inc. runs a district of 120 blocks, Midtown Alliance runs another and the Metro Atlanta Chamber speaks for businesses across a 29-county region.
Your site is where a buyer who heard your name goes next. We connect its forms to the place where you follow up, so each lead arrives with a note on where it started.
Tracking in a metro of more than 6.4 million
A market that large gives you plenty of visitors and few reasons to remember you. Tracking shows which pages and channels bring inquiries and which pages are only read.
We set that up from day one. You read the results in plain English and decide what to change next.
Questions from Atlanta owners
I serve clients across the metro. Should my site name one district?
Name the one that brings you the most work and mention the others. We use tracking to see where inquiries come from, and we add pages for other districts when the numbers justify them.
Georgia Tech and the AUC schools are near my business. Can the site help me reach them?
Yes. If students, faculty or departments buy from you, we give them a page of their own with the questions they ask. Tracking shows whether it works.
How is this different from a Georgia SBDC consultation?
Advisers help with planning, funding and accounting. We build the site and connect it to your follow-up. You can use both: bring the adviser's plan to our call.
Sources for the facts on this page: Atlanta, Wikipedia · About, Downtown Atlanta Inc. · About, Metro Atlanta Chamber
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