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What you offer, when, and how to reach you, easy on a phone, with a form that gets a reply out even when you're on the water.
We're about twenty minutes up the Sterling Highway in Soldotna, so Kasilof is pretty much next door. Elyisius builds websites for businesses here that earn a big share of the year in a few summer weeks, when nobody has time to answer every message by hand.
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What you offer, when, and how to reach you, easy on a phone, with a form that gets a reply out even when you're on the water.
Bookings, deposits and questions in one list, so the busy weeks don't leave a pile of notes to sort out in September.
A clear name, logo and look that's the same on your truck, your website and your Facebook page.
Kasilof sits on the Sterling Highway where it crosses the Kasilof River, twelve road miles south of Soldotna, with 525 people at the 2020 census. It's a setnet and river town, so a good share of the businesses here earn most of the year inside a few months.
And those months don't leave room for much else. Bookings, deposits and calls all show up in the same weeks you're working the hardest. We've had weeks like that ourselves. So we set up your website to answer the usual questions and hold onto every request, and we'd rather get it done in the fall or winter while you've got a minute.
Pick one and see the work live.
We're close, so coffee works. We go over your website, your Google Business Profile, your social media and how people reach you.
What your customers ask over and over in July. Those answers become the pages.
The design, the words and the forms, connected to the tools you already use, ready before things pick up.
We keep it current and tell you which pages people actually use. You own it, start to finish.
If you're looking for a website designer near Kasilof, Elyisius is based in Soldotna, about twenty minutes up the Sterling Highway. We build websites for Kasilof businesses, and we're close enough to sit down with you in person. Website design is one part of what we do, along with branding, marketing and lead follow up.
It can. The questions you hear every July, where you are, what's open, can I come Saturday, get answered on the site, and anything new comes to you in one list for when you're done for the day.
For a seasonal business, fall and winter are usually the best time to build a website. You've got more time to talk it through, and the site's working before people start planning their summer.
Facebook helps people see you, but a website is the place you control. It holds your full details, takes requests and shows up in Google searches. We help the two work together so a post sends people to your site.
All the time. Kasilof's twenty minutes from us in Soldotna, same as Kenai and about the same as Sterling, and Nikiski isn't much farther. Down the road there's Clam Gulch, Ninilchik and Homer. Most work is online, so Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau and the Mat-Su Valley are covered too.
Yes, we can meet in person. We can meet you at your business, or we can get on a video call.
What it costs depends on what your business needs, and there are a lot of options, which is why every job starts with discovery and a system evaluation. We build the smallest thing that removes the problem, and it's measured against what that problem already costs you every month. That way you can weigh the work against the time and money you're already losing to it. We're glad to give you some price ranges if that helps. Even better, if you let us know what you'd like to spend and what you need done, we'll put together the best options we can for that.
You'll see something working once the first process is built, because we start with the issues that are costing you time, money and frustration. Starting small means you're not waiting on a big project to finish before anything changes. You get to watch it work on your real messages before we build the second one, and if something needs adjusting, that's when we find out.
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