Redding, California · (530) 638-3238
Websites, development and local search for Redding businesses, sized to the job rather than to a package.
Describe the jobPractical ways we can help
Web design
Build or refresh a site that works on a phone, so customers see your services, hours, location and next step at a glance.
Web development
Change what your site does, make it faster, connect the systems you already pay for, or build a custom tool sized to the job.
Local SEO
Help people in Redding find your business when they search nearby: your Google Business Profile in your own name, the same details on every map and listing, and pages that answer what they search for.
Automation
Take the repetitive work off your desk, connected to the tools you already use.
Who does your work
You speak with Sean, the founder, by phone, video or email, and the written scope names the webmaster who does your work, through delivery, and after it under the monthly engagement. The work starts with what the business needs, and its scope and fee are in writing before it begins.
How the work moves
- Start with the goal. Look at the site or the workflow you have now, who uses it, and what the job should change.
- Write the scope. Required work and optional work in separate lists, what has to happen first, and what you get, agreed in writing before work starts.
- Build and review. Do the agreed work, check it on the phones and screens your customers use, and review the result against the written scope before launch.
- Hand over clearly. Show you how to run it, and write it down. Upkeep is then yours to run, or part of the monthly engagement.
Redding is part of the service area; there is no storefront or office to visit, and the work runs by phone, video and email.
Local search set up for a Redding contractor’s location is a flat fee, a third share ($2,000) of the $6,000 monthly engagement, and local search held month to month is part of the monthly engagement.
For a public office working toward its ADA Title II date (April 26, 2027 for one serving 50,000 or more people, April 26, 2028 for a smaller one or a special district), an accessibility review is a half share ($3,000): the templates the scope names (the page layouts the site is built from), checked against WCAG 2.1 AA, with findings in priority order, a remediation plan priced in shares and a draft accessibility statement. The $120,000 annual engagement carries the whole program, including a review of key documents, and can be ended for convenience. Public offices pay on their own invoice terms.
Tell us the job, when it is needed and which example on this page it comes closest to. Sean answers every serious inquiry, one that says those three things, and the answer leads to a written scope and fee.
Call (530) 638-3238 or email hello@seandinwiddie.com.