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Last month, a restaurant owner in Venice showed me her website. She’d paid $3,000 for it two years ago. It looked fine—nice photos, her menu was there, hours listed. But when I asked how many reservations came through it, she went quiet. “Maybe one or two a month,” she admitted. “Most people just call after seeing us on Google.”
Here’s the thing: her website wasn’t broken. It just wasn’t working. And that’s the problem most businesses face. You have a site that exists, but it doesn’t do anything. It sits there like a fancy business card that nobody picks up.
We build websites that work differently. Sites that turn visitors into customers, that show up when people search “best Italian restaurant near me” or “Venice plumber” or whatever you do. Because what’s the point of having a website if nobody finds it or does anything when they get there?
Think about how you found most of your current customers. Probably word of mouth, right? Maybe some walked by your storefront. That works fine when you’re starting out. But it caps your growth at some point.
A real website—one that actually functions—works for you while you’re sleeping. It answers questions at 2 AM when someone’s toilet is flooding. It shows off your portfolio when a homeowner is comparing contractors. A website takes appointment requests on Sunday morning when your phone is off.
You can’t use the same website strategy in Venice that works in Tampa or Miami. Our snowbird season changes everything. You need a site that speaks to both locals and the folks from Michigan who own that condo on the Island.
Your website needs to understand Venice. The neighborhoods matter. Someone searching in South Venice has different needs than someone in Venice Gardens. Traffic patterns change by season. The bridge to the Island backs up at certain times. These details matter when you’re trying to connect with local customers.
Here’s what nobody tells you about SEO: it’s not tricks or hacks. It’s about being the obvious answer when someone needs what you sell.
Google isn’t stupid anymore. It knows the difference between content written for humans and content stuffed with keywords. When we do SEO in Venice, we write like people actually talk. We answer the real questions your customers ask. We use the words they use, not the industry jargon.
And location matters more than ever. Google wants to show people businesses they can actually use. A plumber in Sarasota doesn’t help someone with a leak in Venice. When we optimize your site, we make it crystal clear where you are and who you serve. That includes specific neighborhoods, landmarks people know, the areas you cover.
Your website is home base, but it’s not the whole game. Digital marketing Venice means showing up everywhere your customers are looking.
Digital marketing in Venice means understanding the platforms locals actually use. Nextdoor is huge here because neighborhoods are tight-knit. Google Business Profile matters more than Facebook for service businesses. Instagram works great for restaurants and visual businesses. You can’t just spray your message everywhere and hope something sticks.
Good website design isn’t about winning awards or looking like Apple’s site. It’s about three things: people find it, they understand what you do, and they know how to hire you.
Finding it means SEO. All the stuff we talked about above. Being the answer when someone searches.
Understanding happens fast. You have maybe five seconds when someone lands on your site. If they can’t figure out what you do and whether you serve their area in that time, they’re gone. This means clear headlines. Real photos, not stock images. Simple language. No making people hunt for basic information.
I see this mistake constantly. Beautiful websites that make you click through three pages to find out if they even serve Venice. Or sites so minimalist that you can’t tell what the company actually does. One contractor’s site I reviewed had a homepage that just said “Building Dreams” with an artistic photo of a blueprint. Sounds nice. Tells you nothing. We changed it to “Custom Home Remodeling in Venice FL” with a photo of a real kitchen they’d finished. Inquiries tripled.
The hiring part is where most websites fail. You’ve got someone interested. They want to work with you. Now what? Is your phone number visible? Can they fill out a contact form without it breaking? Can they schedule a consultation? These sound basic, but you’d be shocked how many websites make it hard to give them money.
We put contact options everywhere on sites we build. Top of every page. Bottom of every page. In the middle when it makes sense. Multiple ways to reach you—phone, form, chat, text. Because different people prefer different methods, and you don’t want to lose a customer because they hate talking on the phone but you only listed a phone number.
