Simple websites for hometown businesses.
If your business only lives on Facebook, customers searching Google may not find you. I build simple, honest websites that put your hours, phone number and services right where people are looking.
Steve Campbell · Bremen, Kentucky · (813) 738-1773
Facebook is great. It just isn't a website.
Plenty of good local businesses run everything from a Facebook page. That works for your regulars. New customers have a harder time.
Hard to find on Google
When someone searches for a barber or a place to eat near them, a Facebook page often doesn't show up the way a real website does.
Hours get buried
Your hours and holiday closings end up scattered across old posts. People call to ask, or worse, they drive by and you're closed.
No menu or services page
Customers want to see what you offer before they call. On Facebook that usually means scrolling through photos and hoping.
One clean page with everything customers need.
Built to load fast and look right on a phone, because that's where most people will see it.
Fast and phone friendly
Loads quickly and reads easily on any phone, tablet or computer.
Your services or menu
What you offer, laid out plainly so customers know before they call.
Hours, kept current
Your regular hours up front, plus holiday changes when you need them.
Map and directions
A map right on the page so people can find your door.
Photos
Your best photos of the food, the work or the shop, sized to load fast.
Tap to call
One tap on a phone and they're calling you. No hunting for the number.
Contact form
Customers can send a question or request any time, and it comes straight to you.
Google Business Profile help
I'll help you set up or tidy your Google listing and connect it to your new page.
Three simple steps.
We sit down and talk
I come to you, and you tell me about your business. I'll ask what customers ask you most.
I build it in about a week
I put your page together using your info and photos. You don't need to know anything about computers.
You approve it and it goes live
You look it over, we fix anything you don't like, and then it's live. After that, I handle the updates.
Fair prices, said plainly.
One setup fee to build your page, then a small monthly fee so you never have to think about it.
- We meet and plan your page
- I build it with your info and photos
- Changes until you're happy with it
- Help with your Google Business Profile
- Hosting so your page stays up and fast
- Updates to hours, prices and photos when you ask
- Someone local to call when you need help
The first 3 businesses get a discount in exchange for an honest review once your page is up. Ask me about it when you call.
You own your own domain name (your web address). It stays in your name.
Sample sites coming soon.
I'm building the first pages for local businesses now. Examples will show up here once the owners give the OK.
Restaurant or diner
Menu, hours, map and a big call button for orders.
Barber or salon
Services and prices, hours, photos and tap to call.
Contractor or lawn care
What you do, where you work, photos of jobs and a quote request form.
Hi, I'm Steve.
I live in Bremen, Kentucky, and I build websites for the small businesses around here that keep our towns going. I work with owners in person. We sit down, talk it over, and I do the computer part so you don't have to.
The name 1773 Digital comes from my family. Around 1773, my ancestor came over from Scotland. That date is a reminder of where we come from and how I want to work: steady, honest and built to last.
The logo is the Saltire, the white cross on Scotland's flag, with a green cursor tucked inside. Old roots, new tools.
Common questions.
Do I need to know anything about computers?
No. If you can send me a few photos and tell me your hours, that's all I need. I handle the rest.
Do I own my website?
Your domain name (your web address) is registered in your name, so it's yours. The words and photos on your page are yours too.
What if I want to change something later?
Call or text me. Updates to hours, prices, menus and photos are part of the monthly fee.
Do I still need my Facebook page?
Keep it. Facebook is great for posts and chatting with regulars. Your website is the steady home base that shows up on Google, and we'll link the two together.
How long does it take?
Usually about a week from when we sit down, depending on how quickly we gather your info and photos.
What about my domain name?
If you already have one, we'll use it. If not, I'll help you pick and register one in your name. It typically costs a small amount each year, paid to the domain company.
Let's talk about your business.
Call or text any time and I'll get back to you.
Email: steve@1773digital.com
Serving Muhlenberg County and surrounding western Kentucky.