Communities we serve

The Eastside is Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Sammamish, Issaquah, and Woodinville: the tech campuses of Microsoft, Amazon's Bellevue towers, Nintendo, and the thousands of contractors, clinics, and restaurants that serve the people who work there. Customers here judge a website the way they judge software at work. If it loads slowly on a phone or looks like 2015, they move to the next result.

That raises the bar for local businesses, and it raises the reward. A Kirkland remodeler or a Redmond dentist with a fast, specific site and a well-run Google Business Profile can win a clientele with some of the highest household incomes in the state. We build for that audience across the 2 Line corridor, from Old Bellevue to Redmond Town Center to the wineries along the Sammamish River.

North King County covers Shoreline, Kenmore, and Bothell, the cities between Seattle's northern edge and the Snohomish County line. It is a residential belt with strong local retail on Aurora Avenue and Bothell Way, a growing tech and biotech cluster in Canyon Park and North Creek, and UW Bothell's campus feeding the area with students and staff.

Businesses here pull customers from both counties, and Google knows it: searches from Bothell East or Kenmore show Lynnwood and Kirkland competitors alongside local ones. We build sites that claim the specific corridor a business serves, and we tune the Google Business Profile so it shows for the neighborhoods people actually type.

Snohomish County is home. Our office is in Mill Creek, and Everett, Lynnwood, Marysville, Monroe, Arlington, Lake Stevens, Mukilteo, Edmonds, and Mountlake Terrace are where most of our local clients are. The economy runs on Boeing and the aerospace supply chain around Paine Field, the Port of Everett, Naval Station Everett, Providence Regional Medical Center, and the trades, dealers, and family businesses spread along I-5, Highway 99, and US 2.

Snohomish County marketing rewards specificity. The map pack is less saturated than King County and filling fast as people move north, so a business that locks in its city and neighborhood now is hard to displace later. We know the difference between Alderwood and Lynnwood, between Silver Firs and Mill Creek, between downtown Everett and the Casino Road corridor, and we build sites that show it.