While You Focus on Running Your Business, We Focus on Converting Browsers into Buyers

User Friendly Media offers website design services for small businesses who want to capitalize on the increasing number of people who use the Internet to search for local business information. Whether your customers use their desktop computer or web-accessible mobile devices, User Friendly Media has the Web solution you need to reach them where they are.

Splash Pages

A Splash Page is a 1-page mobile-optimized website for small business customers. This is the perfect introductory web product for your business if you do not yet have a website of your own and do not want to shell out thousands of dollars on your first website.

If your company already has a website, our 1-page mobile-optimized website is an affordable online product that you can use to market a specific product or niche of products and services that your company offers.

The purchase of a 1-page mobile-optimized website gives your business a website that is optimized for viewing both on a desktop or a mobile phone. View these examples:

1-5 Page Websites

Need a larger online presence? User Friendly Media offers customized and professionally designed websites to give your business the online presence you need to attract new customers and retain existing customers. Each search-engine friendly website can be customized to match the business’ identity and includes an online Contact Form so customers can communicate directly with the business via email. Every website User Friendly Media builds includes professional copywriting, domain name purchase, hosting and revisions all in one low-price.

Our website product offers you the ability to have a custom designed presence on the Internet while focusing on what you do best. You pick the design from over a hundred templates that suit your business and give us the information you would like to use. We take that and build the site to your specifications and optimize it for search engines such as Google, Bing and Yahoo. View these examples:

STATS

Local Internet search grew 58% in 2009, outpacing overall online searches. 1 in 13 times, someone either types a geographic location or they are doing a search for something that Google perceives is local.
– Source: Google blog, January 2010

Everyone seeks out local products and services from time to time, whether the person is looking for a restaurant, viewing concert listings, or finding a hair salon, dog groomer, an auto dealership, or someone to clean the carpets.
– Source: The Kelsey Group, November 2009