Mount Gilead, NC
Tillery Labradoodles
A breeder's site rebuilt so waiting families can apply for a coming litter in a few taps, with praise from current puppy owners placed right up top.
Kings Mountain, NC · Cleveland & Gaston counties
Kings Mountain website design with the whole climb mapped out
Custom-coded websites, local search work and Google listing guidance for the shops, trades and plants between Battleground Avenue and the I-85 exits. Build prices in writing, and one person who answers the phone.
Downtown Kings Mountain. Photo: Kingscitydata, CC0 1.0, via Wikimedia Commons, cropped
1,000 ftServices
Four routes up. Pick your summit.
Start with the one that matters most this season and add the rest later. All four come from the same small shop, so nothing gets lost in a handoff.
- Summit 01Website designCustom-coded sites that load fast on a phone, spell out what you do and make calling you the easy next step.From $2,497Take this route
- Summit 02Local SEOSteady monthly work so your business shows up when people around Kings Mountain search for what you sell.Priced after a free reviewTake this route
- Summit 03Google Business ProfileA step-by-step playbook for your map listing. You keep full control; we walk you through every field.Playbook and guidanceTake this route
- Summit 04Hosting & site careYour site stays quick, secure and current, with small text and photo changes handled for you.$49, $99 or $149 a monthTake this route
1,120 ftThe town
The Historical City, still working.
Kings Mountain was White Plains until 1874, when it incorporated and took the name of the Revolutionary War battle fought about five miles south, just over the South Carolina line. The railroad came first: the Charlotte-Atlanta Air Line laid its track through here in 1872, and W.A. Mauney opened the first store, ran the first post office and built the first cotton mill.
Textiles carried the town for generations. Today Interstate 85 and US 74 cross the city, four industrial parks have joined the old mill villages, and the city runs its own gas, electric, water and sewer. Customers find local businesses from a break room, a job site or a truck at the exit ramp, usually on a phone. A Kings Mountain search also pulls in companies from Gastonia, Bessemer City and Gaffney, so a clear, quick site matters.
Why a Mooresville shop works here- Residents, 2020 census
- 11,142
- Incorporated
- 1874
- Miles west of Charlotte on I-85
- 30
- Kings Pinnacle, at the city's southeast edge
- 1,705 ft
1,240 ftPortfolio
Tracks we've left on other trails.
We haven't built for a Kings Mountain business yet, so there's no invented local example here. Each project is labeled with the place that client really operates. See the full portfolio.
Nationwide
DefenseCompliance.ai
Plain-language guidance on CMMC, the Pentagon's cybersecurity standard for suppliers, plus free readiness checks a small contractor can run on its own.
Lake Norman, NC
Trey Hamrick, Realtor
Monthly search work for a Realtor who sells lakefront homes, with pages built for the shoreline communities home buyers type into Google.
1,360 ftHow it works
A switchback trail, not a cliff.
Five legs from the first call to launch. Each one has a clear end point, so you always know where the project stands.
Leg 1 of 5
Trailhead call
A short phone call about what you sell, who buys it and which jobs you'd like more of. Roger shares what he spotted on your current site and Google listing before you commit to anything.
Leg 2 of 5
Map the route
Roger plans the pages around searches people in Kings Mountain actually make, and decides where your reviews, photos and licenses do the most good.
Leg 3 of 5
The climb
Writing, design and code, all by hand. Every form is tested on the live server before the first draft reaches you.
Leg 4 of 5
Your review
You get the finished draft to look over, with three rounds of changes included. The second half of the build fee is due when the site is delivered for review.
Leg 5 of 5
Summit
Launch day. Search Console is connected, hosting begins and future edits are one text or email away.
1,480 ftPricing
Three camps, three prices.
A fixed build fee plus monthly hosting and care. The one thing we quote separately is monthly SEO, because the effort depends on your trade and your competition.
Base camp
Starter
$2,497
build, then $49 a month for hosting & care
- Up to five pages
- Usually finished inside a week
- Tap-to-call plus a request form on each screen
- Hooked up to Search Console the day it goes live
Suits an established name in town whose web presence trails behind its word of mouth.
Cash stretched thin this season? Ring Roger and ask how this same Starter site can be covered a month at a time.
Ridge
Growth
$4,497
build, then $99 a month for hosting & care
- Eight to twelve pages
- Usually finished in two weeks
- Every main service stands on its own page
- Reviews placed next to each spot that asks for a call
Made for outfits selling several different jobs, so each one has a fair chance to be found.
Summit
Custom
From $8,500
build, then $149 a month for hosting & care
- Twelve pages up past fifteen
- Usually finished in three weeks
- Keyword research decides the page list
- Neighbor-town pages, limited to places you truly serve
For a long service menu, several locations or a crew covering both sides of the county line.
1,600 ftReviews
Signed in the trail register.
What clients wrote after working with Roger, unedited. More on our reviews.
No. 01Philip L Roger was very helpful and knowledgeable about website design.
No. 02Matthew Piwko 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.
No. 03Thomas Pistone 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
Copied word for word from Google reviews left for Roger Johnson.
1,700 ftQuestions
Asked at the trailhead.
Is your office in Kings Mountain?
No. We work out of Mooresville, NC, roughly an hour's drive away. Most projects run smoothly by phone, email and screen share, and Roger is glad to drive over when sitting down together would help.
How soon can a new site go live?
A Base camp (Starter) site usually takes about a week, Ridge (Growth) about two and Summit (Custom) about three. The biggest variable is how quickly photos and feedback come back.
Who owns the finished website?
Your business does. The domain, the words, the photos and the pages all belong to you. We host it so it stays fast and secure.
Will you guarantee I rank first on Google?
No, and be wary of anyone who does. We promise honest, consistent work and straight answers about what is and isn't moving.
More detail lives on the website design, Google Business Profile and hosting pages.
Ready to start the climb?
Give Roger the short version of what you do and who buys it. He'll size up your web presence and answer with frank suggestions and a price on paper.