Your website should make doing business with you easier.
Your website is often one of the first places potential customers experience your business. If it feels outdated, is difficult to navigate, doesn’t work well on mobile, or simply isn’t helping customers take the next step, it may be time to give it some attention.
When Your Website Starts Working Against You
Maybe your website did exactly what you needed when it was first built. But businesses change, technology changes, and customer expectations change too.
You may find yourself wondering:
- Why are people visiting but not contacting us?
- Why is it so hard for customers to find basic information?
- Does our website even work well on phones?
- Why does updating one little thing feel so complicated?
- Does this site still represent the business we are today?
- Do we need a whole new website, or can this one be fixed?
A website doesn’t have to be fancy. It needs to be clear, useful, trustworthy, and easy for your customers to use.
A Good Website Does More Than Look Good
Your website has a job to do.
It should help potential customers quickly understand your business, find the information they need, feel confident choosing you, and know what to do next.
Get Found
Help the right people discover your business.
Your website should clearly communicate what you do, where you do it, and who you help so customers and search engines can understand your business.
Build Trust
Give customers confidence in choosing you.
Professional design, useful information, and a consistent brand help your website reflect the quality of the business behind it.
Make It Easy
Help people find what they came for.
Clear navigation and thoughtful organization make it easier for customers to get answers without hunting around your site.
Encourage Action
Give customers a clear next step.
Whether you want someone to call, contact you, schedule, request a quote, visit your business, or make a purchase, your website should make that next step obvious.
Sometimes Your Website Needs a Fresh Start. Sometimes It Just Needs Some Attention.
Not every website problem calls for a brand-new website. We'll look at what you already have, what's getting in the way, and what makes the most sense for your business.
WEBSITE UPDATES & IMPROVEMENTS
Make What You Already Have Work Better.
If your website still has good bones, a few thoughtful changes may be all it needs.
Updates can include content changes, new images, navigation improvements, updated calls to action, page adjustments, and other improvements to the existing site.
Starting at $100/hour
SEO OPTIMIZATION
Help the Right People Find You.
A good website can't do much for your business if potential customers can't find it.
SEO support can help improve how search engines understand your website and identify opportunities to strengthen your visibility when customers are searching.
Starting at $350
WEBSITE DESIGN & HOSTING
Start Fresh With a Website Built Around Your Business.
If your current site no longer reflects your business, is difficult to manage, or simply isn't doing its job, it may make more sense to start fresh.
Custom website design includes one year of hosting, basic SEO, contact forms, and mobile optimization.
Starting at $1,500
Not Sure What Your Website Actually Needs?
Start With a Fresh Set of Eyes.
You don't have to know whether you need better SEO, a few strategic updates, or a completely new website.
A Website Review gives Lantern House a chance to look at your site from both a marketing and customer perspective and identify where it may be creating confusion, friction, or missed opportunities.
Family and friends won't tell you if your baby is ugly - we will!
We'll look at areas such as:
- Overall first impression
- Mobile experience
- Navigation and usability
- Messaging and content
- Calls to action
- Basic search visibility
- Customer journey and potential friction
Your Website Should Make Doing Business With You Easier
Whether it needs a few thoughtful improvements or a fresh start, we'll help you determine what will make the biggest difference.