Websites
A site written around the jobs you actually want, quick to load on a phone in a ballpark parking lot and easy to call from.
- One page per service
- Tap-to-call everywhere
- Coded from a blank file
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Web design · Local SEO · Google listings
Kannapolis web design & SEO, woven tight for local business.
This was a town built to make towels by the million. Today it's West Avenue restaurants, research labs, contractors and clinics. We build fast, custom websites and steady local search work for the people running them, priced in writing before anything starts.
(704) 500-1294 Roger answers his own phone
Thread count
Kannapolis, by the numbers we could source
53,114
people counted in Kannapolis in the 2020 census
1908
the year Cannon's first mill here started running
350 acres
of research campus on the old mill ground
2015
the year the city bought its own downtown
5
I-85 exits serving the city, numbers 54 through 63
Sources: 2020 U.S. Census and city history via Wikipedia; downtown purchase via Cabarrus Economic Development. Details on our story page.
What we make
Four things, folded and ready.
Start with the one that's costing you calls today. The rest can come later from the same person, with no hand-offs between departments because there aren't any.
Local SEO
Month-by-month work so the right neighbors find you when they search from Kannapolis, Landis or China Grove.
- Fixes before new pages
- Two fresh pages a month
- A plain-English monthly note
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Google listing
A step-by-step playbook for your Business Profile. You keep the keys; we walk you through every field.
- Category and services check
- Photo and review routine
- You stay the only owner
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Hosting & care
Quick, secure hosting with small edits handled by text or email, for one flat monthly rate.
- $49, $99 or $149 a month
- HTTPS and uptime watch
- Wording and photo swaps
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A mill town that rewove itself
From towel capital to a downtown worth visiting.
For most of the last century, Kannapolis ran on Cannon towels. When the Pillowtex mill shut in 2003 it took 4,800 jobs at once, the largest single layoff North Carolina has recorded. The town didn't sit still. A research campus rose on the mill site, and in 2015 the city bought its entire downtown and rebuilt West Avenue from the curbs up.
That rebuild brought new storefronts, apartments and a ballpark to a few blocks that had gone quiet. It also brought competition. A new taproom, a salon on Main Street or an HVAC company serving the city's newer neighborhoods all need the same thing: to be the obvious choice when someone nearby pulls out a phone. That's the work we do, and our website builds start there.
Origin label
Woven in Kannapolis, NC
- 1906J.W. Cannon buys farmland along the old wagon road between Salisbury and Charlotte.
- 1908The first Cannon mill in Kannapolis starts production.
- 1914Cannon is making more sheets and towels than any company in the world.
- 1984The mill village becomes an incorporated city.
- 2003Pillowtex goes bankrupt and the mill closes: 4,800 jobs lost in a single layoff.
- 2008The first North Carolina Research Campus buildings open on the old mill site.
- 2015The city buys downtown outright and starts rebuilding West Avenue.
How a build runs
Four passes of the shuttle, call to launch.
No mystery phases and no stack of paperwork. You'll talk to Roger at the start, see real pages in the middle and approve everything before it goes live.
Measure
A half-hour phone call about your services, your area and the customers you'd like more of. Roger shares what he spotted on your current site and listing before you hang up.
Warp
He sets the page plan: which services get their own page, which Kannapolis searches each one answers, and where reviews and photos belong.
Weave
Writing, design and hand-written code. Every form is tested on the live server before you see the first draft.
Finish
You approve it, it goes live, and later edits are a text or an email. Three revision rounds come with every build.
Swatch book
Pick your weave. The price is on the tag.
Three builds, each with a fixed price and a monthly hosting and care rate. Local SEO is the only thing we quote separately, after a free look at your business and your competition.
Starter
$2,497
paid once · care plan $49 a month after launch
- Room for five pages
- Usually launched within about a week
- Call link and quote request on each screen
- Search Console and your Google profile hooked up
Suits a known Kannapolis name that mostly needs a modern, easy-to-reach home online.
Most chosen
Growth
$4,497
paid once · care plan $99 a month after launch
- Eight to twelve pages
- Usually launched within about two weeks
- Each main service on a page of its own
- Reviews set beside the phone number
Where most owners end up, because every service gets a separate shot at being found.
Custom
From $8,500
paid once · care plan $149 a month after launch
- Twelve to fifteen pages, or more
- Usually launched within about three weeks
- Pages chosen from real search data
- Neighboring-town pages only where you have customers
Built for long service menus, multiple locations or a territory reaching up and down I-85.
Recent projects
Real clients, labeled with their real towns.
We haven't finished a Kannapolis project yet, so you won't find a made-up one here. These three show the kind of work we do and where each client actually operates. More on the projects page.
Mount Gilead, NC
Tillery Labradoodles
Puppy families were eager to sign up, but the old site made them dig for it. Now their testimonials greet visitors, every planned litter has its own sign-up, and calling is a single tap.
Nationwide
DefenseCompliance.ai
A reference site that turns the Pentagon's CMMC cybersecurity requirements into readable guidance, with free tools small contractors use to gauge where they stand.
Lake Norman, NC
Trey Hamrick, Realtor
Search work that keeps going month after month for a Lake Norman agent, built on the lakefront communities buyers look up one by one.
Stitched in by clients
What people say after working with Roger.
Copied word for word from our Google reviews. Read the full set on the reviews page.
Very detail oriented. Walked me through every step of the process. We have improved tremendously since we began. Money well spent. We are seeing the return immediately
Roger is a first class businessman. He consistently delivers value to me and my business. His knowledge is deep and wide which is quite rare in today's world. He is obsessed with delivering value to his clients. I would recommend him to anyone I know.
Roger was very helpful and knowledgeable about website design.
Before you call
Questions Kannapolis owners ask first
Is your office in Kannapolis?
No. We work out of Mooresville, in Iredell County, and we'd rather say so than rent a mailbox on West Avenue. NC 3 connects the two towns, so Roger can be in Kannapolis well inside an hour when a sit-down helps. Most projects run fine on calls and screen shares.
How long until my site is live?
A Starter site usually launches in about a week, Growth in about two and Custom in about three. The pace mostly depends on how quickly your photos and feedback come back.
Who owns the finished site?
Your business does: the domain, the words, the photos and the code. We host it to keep it quick and secure, but nothing is locked to us.
Why not WordPress or Wix?
Pages written by hand load faster, have no admin screen for strangers to poke at and don't break when some add-on changes. It's also why small edits can be included in the monthly rate.
Curious who's behind all this? Read our story, or see how we help businesses up the road in China Grove.
Free quote
Send Roger your web address. Get an honest read back.
He'll look at your site and your Google listing the way a Kannapolis customer would, then email what's pulling its weight and what isn't. No charge and no follow-up drip.