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Websites for Florida practices and local businesses

A website you own, written in your words, built to be found.

Your domain, hosting, code and email are in your name from day one, and every page is checked against the rules of your trade before it goes live.

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thelongwoodcounselingcenter.com
Home page of The Longwood Counseling Center, built by the studio
Where we've built

Search like a customer. Find a real site.

Each pin is a client's own site, in the town where they work. Tap a phone to scroll the whole page.

Hall's Complete Landscape's site on a phone
The Longwood Counseling Center's site on a phone
Harris Counseling's site on a phone
Recent work

Five businesses. Five towns. All theirs to keep.

Hover or tap a phone to scroll the whole page. Every site is written from the owner's own answers and built on standard tools any developer can take over.

thelongwoodcounselingcenter.com
An anxiety therapy page on The Longwood Counseling Center's site
01Group counseling practice · Longwood

The Longwood Counseling Center

Live

  • A page for each service, from anxiety and ADHD to EMDR and teen therapy
  • Every counselor's title exactly as Florida requires
  • A blog that answers the questions people search before they call
Visit the live site
stpetecrawlspace.com
The services section of the St Pete Crawlspace site, with typical Tampa Bay price ranges
02Crawlspace encapsulation · St. Petersburg

St Pete Crawlspace

Live

  • A cutaway of a 1926 bungalow that switches from vented to sealed
  • A three-question check that tells slab-house owners they don't need a crawlspace company
  • Every raised home in the county counted, then checked area by area
Visit the live site
Hall's Complete Landscape · preview
The putting greens page on Hall's Complete Landscape's site
03Landscaping · Fruitland Park

Hall's Complete Landscape

Built, not live yet

  • A page for each service, from putting greens to pergolas
  • A page on The Villages' architectural review rules, before anyone breaks ground
  • His own photos, with a before-and-after slider
Live link at launch
harriscounselingormondbeach.com
An anxiety counseling page on the Harris Counseling site
04Counseling practice · Ormond Beach

Harris Counseling of Ormond Beach

Live

  • A page for each of his services, plus online counseling across Florida
  • “LMHC” beside his name on every page that names him
  • A logo, colors and type made for the practice
Visit the live site
Shay Cotnoir · preview
The keratin treatment page on Shay Cotnoir's site
05Hair stylist · Strandz Salon, Oviedo

Shay Cotnoir

Launching soon

  • A page each for keratin, color, balayage and cuts
  • Her own monogram logo, drawn for her
  • Built for phones first, with texting her one tap away
Live link at launch
Branding

Brands we've made.

A logo should come from the business, not a template. Each one ships with colors, type, icons and files in the owner's name.

Harris Counselingof Ormond Beach
Harris CounselingFour echoes of an arched window, opening in layers. The mark opens the site, then sits in the header, the favicon and his Google profile.
Shay CotnoirHer monogram and name set like a balayage: dark at the root, light at the ends. She picked it herself.
ST PETE
St Pete CrawlspaceA heavy wide wordmark with a gap cut through it, like the line between the floor and the dirt beneath. The cut sweeps in coral when the site opens.
Local search, included

Built to be found. No promises nobody can keep.

Google ranks local businesses on relevance, distance and how well-known they are. So we build the parts you control, and we never sell a ranking.

“There's no way to request or pay for a better local ranking on Google.”

Google Business Profile Help
01

A page for every service

Each one written for the words people actually search, not one page that lists everything.

02

Your Google Business Profile, set up right

The right primary category, your services, hours and photos. You stay the owner; we're added as a manager.

03

Structured data

Your business, your people and your services described in the format search engines read.

04

Listings that match

Name, address and phone identical on Google, Yelp, Bing and Apple, plus Psychology Today for therapists.

05

Search Console from day one

Your sitemap submitted, so you can see the searches that bring people to you.

06

Fast on a phone

Every page checked at phone and desktop width before launch, with accessibility tested, not assumed.

After launch, a care plan keeps your pages, listings and search settings current.

What you own

Yours on launch day. Yours if you ever leave.

You get a handover sheet listing every account and where it lives. Nothing runs on an account only we can open.

Your handover sheet

DomainRegistered to you, on your cardYours
HostingYour own Cloudflare accountYours
CodeYour own GitHub repositoryYours
EmailYour own Google WorkspaceYours
Google listingYou're the owner; we're a managerYours

Ask any website service these four questions

Before you sign with anyone, us included.

If you register my domain, whose name is it in?Some services own the domain they buy for you and charge to transfer it.
What happens to my site if I cancel?Some terms let the service delete your site and data when you leave.
Can my site run anywhere but your servers?Some builders can't host your site anywhere else.
Is there a minimum term that renews itself?Read the terms, not just the pricing page.
Who we build for

The rules of your trade, already in the build.

Therapists and group practices

We know the Florida rules a counseling site has to follow.

  • The right title, everywhere“LMHC” on every page that names a licensed counselor, and “registered mental health counselor intern” for an intern, never “licensed”.
  • A contact form that fits your emailName, phone and a good time to call, unless your email is covered by a HIPAA business associate agreement.
  • The notices patients expectA Good Faith Estimate notice and a Notice of Privacy Practices.
  • No public replies to reviewsA reply confirms someone was your client, so the site says plainly that you don't.
Local businesses

Built for the way people find a landscaper, a groomer or a repair.

  • Service-area pages with real substanceWhere you work and what you do there, never thin copies of one page.
  • Photos of your real workPrepared for the web, with location data stripped.
  • Old listings found and fixedIncluding the ones under a former name or address.
  • Text and call one tap awayOn every page, on every phone.
How it works

Five steps. About 40 minutes of your time before you see a draft.

1

Questionnaire

Open questions, answered in your own words. Rough answers are fine.

~25 min
2

Setup call

Domain, hosting and email set up in your name, on your card.

15 min
3

Draft

The whole site, written and built from your answers.

~2 weeks
4

One round of changes

Collected in one go, so nothing gets lost in a thread.

One round
5

Launch

Then 30 days of fixes and a walk-through of how to change things yourself.

30 days
Start here

Put your business on the map, in your name.

A short call to hear what you do and who you want to reach. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.

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Email your name, what you do and a good time to call, and we’ll set it up.
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