Resite360 builds custom websites for Moore restaurants, contractors, and clinics: fast on a phone, clear about what you do, and positioned for the searches that bring in work. From $5,000, live in 2-4 weeks.
Moore runs on restaurants and food trucks, roofers, fence companies and HVAC crews, clinics, gyms, and the shops along I-35 and 19th Street. They need a site that loads fast on a phone, says clearly what you do and where, shows real photos of real work, and makes calling you a one-tap decision.
Stephanie Brice-Roberts is an Oklahoma trial attorney with 17+ years in family law. Her old site was a six-page Wix template with nothing written for the communities she actually works in. We replaced it with a 48-page custom site, including a separate location page for each community she serves, every one written from scratch. The alternative (one paragraph duplicated with the city name swapped) is exactly what most pages ranking for "web design Moore OK" are doing, and it's why they read like nobody has ever driven through town.
Read the Brice | Roberts case study, or see the Balliets Shopify launch if you sell products as well as services.
Moore sits between Oklahoma City and Norman, and your customers' searches reflect that: "near me" queries from south OKC and north Norman as well as Moore itself. We set up your Google Business Profile and build the site to name Moore and your services where Google looks, and our SEO services take it from there. We also build in Oklahoma City and Norman.
Our starter sites, which fit most Moore small businesses, begin at $5,000 with a fixed quote up front. That includes design, build, on-page SEO, Google Business Profile setup, and 30 days of post-launch support. Larger custom projects are scoped individually.
The quote covers everything we scope together: design, development, mobile optimization, on-page SEO, schema markup, Search Console and Business Profile setup, and a walkthrough so you can make your own updates. Hosting is the only ongoing cost (typically $15-50/mo, paid directly to the host, and we don't mark it up).
Yes, and it's more common in Moore than anywhere else in the metro. So much of the commercial strip along SW 19th and the I-35 exits was rebuilt after the tornadoes that a lot of businesses are operating from a different building, a different suite, or a different side of the street than the internet thinks. Old addresses live on in data aggregators and directories long after you've updated Google, and inconsistent address data is one of the quieter reasons a business slips in the map pack. We audit your listings, correct your Google Business Profile, push consistent name, address, and phone data out to the major directories, and make sure the new address, new photos, and directions on your website match. If the move also changed your service area, we rewrite the site to reflect where you actually work now.
Tell us what you do and we'll tell you what it takes to win your local searches. Straight answer, usually the same day.