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Redesign your Little Rock site and keep its rankings.

<p>A Little Rock website redesign for owners whose site looks dated or runs slow, with each old URL matched to a new page or redirect so rankings survive.</p>

A larger buyer can find you and still not know if you fit their order.

The City of Little Rock built its OpportUNITY Business Map after larger organizations said they struggled to find and connect with small local suppliers. The city names caterers, consultants and construction companies as examples. Being on a list gets you considered, and the site decides whether you make the shortlist.

  • Capability details that disagree.

    Minimums, lead times and service area differ between the website, the downloadable sheet and the directory entry.

  • A buyer's brief without the basics.

    The first enquiry arrives with no date, attendance estimate or location, so the reply opens with a list of questions.

  • Organization ads that land on party pages.

    A campaign aimed at recurring organization events ends on a page about one-off parties.

  • Capacity statements nobody revisits.

    An old capacity claim or retired service stays on the site, and buyers plan around it.

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Start with the questions a serious buyer already sends, and turn them into the page's first answers.

Buyers shortlist suppliers from what the website shows.

A redesign is the moment to fix what the old site gets wrong for Little Rock buyers. Each service below keeps what already works, such as ranking pages and inbound links, and rebuilds the rest.

  • Design

    Little Rock website redesign that keeps every URL that ranks.

    Our web design service organizes a supplier site around buyer questions instead of a decorative gallery. Service categories, requirements and contact paths sit where a buyer building a shortlist can compare them.

  • Development

    Smarter enquiry handling built into the new Little Rock site.

    The old contact form becomes a short intake that asks the right questions. While your team is busy, AI agents and chatbots give a buyer an answer, and lead follow-up automation proposes a time for the next call, with every record landing in your CRM automation. Development rebuilds service pages as structured entries, so adding one later does not mean another redesign.

  • Marketing

    Little Rock PPC that waits until the new pages are ready.

    Ads only pay off once the landing pages are fixed, so pay-per-click management starts after the redesign goes live. Each campaign points at the page for one supplier category, never the homepage. Our social media campaigns use those same pages, so a buyer who clicks a post lands where the ad would have sent them.

  • Copywriting

    Copywriting: capabilities stated with their limits.

    Copywriting describes what you provide, where you provide it, what affects scope and which details belong in a buyer’s request. An answer-friendly FAQ can cover procurement or event-planning questions without pretending every organization buys the same way. Your team verifies capacity, insurance, menu policies and past work before any such claim appears.

  • Optimization

    Little Rock SEO checks before and after the redesign launch.

    Before launch we take a snapshot of what your current site ranks for, so the redesign never throws those pages away. Search engine optimization and local SEO then compare the new pages against that snapshot, and any page that slips gets rewritten.

  • Maintenance

    Maintenance: supplier facts kept current.

    Maintenance covers updates to services, lead times, menus or catalogs, contact recipients and form delivery. Review ownership and a cadence keep an old capacity statement from misleading a buyer, while your team stays the authority on operations. Linked pages and campaign destinations get checked whenever a service changes, so discovery never leads to an outdated promise.

A new minimum or lead time reaches site, sheet and listing together.

One team from plan to launch.

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More than 200 projects completed.

More than 15 years of experience.

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You see the plan before we build.

The pieces are planned together.

One team maintains the capability pages, the downloadable sheet and every campaign, so a changed minimum order or a new service area shows up wherever a buyer looks. A supplier whose own documents disagree is hard to shortlist.

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The same team after launch.

Your operations lead verifies every capacity claim first.

Insurance, lead times and past work stay off the page until someone on your team can document them.

  1. FindCompareReach out

    Discovery

    We collect your service list, current capacity limits and examples of the questions serious Little Rock buyers send.

  2. ScopePriceReasoningIn writingDesign

    Proposal

    It turns those questions into a page structure and an enquiry path, and explains why each field is there.

  3. StrategyDesignDevelopment

    Build

    Capability pages come first, together with the enquiry form, and your operations lead approves each claim.

  4. MeasureLiveCare plan

    Support

    Lead times, menus and contact recipients stay current, and a changed service triggers a check of every link to it.

Client projects for a buyer's second look.

These sites belong to other clients. Review one as if you sat on a Little Rock purchasing team, asking how fast it shows what the business can take on.

We measure what customers do after launch.

A care plan keeps the same team looking after your site.

A website analytics dashboard with a visitor count chart and traffic figures

Six services, one team.

Design, development, marketing, copywriting, optimization, and maintenance.

Want a second opinion first?

A free website audit shows what is working on your current site and what to fix first.

Start where it makes sense in Little Rock.

Three ways to start, all run remotely from our South Florida base. Every one is scoped and priced in writing before you commit to anything.

Start focused

One complete piece of work that solves one real problem. A landing page, an audit, a starter identity. Judge how we think before you commit to more.

The free website audit checks

  • Structure
  • Speed
  • Clarity of offer
  • Conversion path
  • SEO basics

Build the project

The full build. A website, a brand identity system, a store, a lead system. Scoped, priced, and delivered by one accountable team.

  • Up to 5 pages of custom website design
  • 100% mobile and tablet friendly
  • Self-editable pages via WordPress CMS
  • SEO best practices built in
  • Up to 10 premium stock images
  • Test and debug before launch
  • Enquiry forms and blog capability
  • Online training tutorials
  • Interactive prototype to finalize design

Best for

Small businesses, contractors, and consultants who need a reliable, professional site.

From$6,500websites

Keep it growing

Ongoing partnership. The same team runs, protects, and grows what you built.

  • Premium website hosting
  • 2 hours of edits per month
  • 3 to 7 day response time
  • Custom analytics dashboard
  • Quarterly strategy calls
  • Monthly WordPress maintenance
  • Security, backups, and uptime monitoring
  • Monthly report

Best for

Small sites that need core protection and upkeep.

From$549/monthwebsite care

Starting prices. Your written proposal sets the final scope and price, and advertising spend is paid directly to the platforms. We do not promise rankings or a set number of leads.

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Which question does a serious Little Rock buyer ask you before every quote? Tell us, and we will send a clear, priced plan in writing. You decide from there.

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What Little Rock owners ask before a website redesign.

The things people ask on the first call. If yours is not here, ask us directly.

Will a redesign wreck the Google rankings our Little Rock site already has?

Not if the move is planned. Before anything changes we export every live URL, note which ones bring visitors, and give each a matching new page or a 301 redirect. After launch we watch Search Console for broken links and fix them in the first weeks, so earned positions carry across.

How much should a Little Rock business budget for a redesign?

Redesigns are priced like new builds. Smaller redesigns usually fit the $6,500 or $8,500 package, while larger catalogs or custom integrations move into the $10,000 and $20,000 packages. Pages rebuilt, forms changed and copy rewritten set the tier. You see the number in writing first, with every package laid out on our pricing page.

Can the redesigned site answer supplier enquiries automatically?

Yes. A short intake built with AI agents and chatbots can find out what a buyer wants to source, AI workflow automation files the request where your team works, and lead follow-up automation sends the reminder people tend to forget. We pick the one repetitive job your old site handles worst and fix that first.

Does a supplier need to be on the city's business map?

No. The OpportUNITY Business Map illustrates a local discovery problem. Your site should explain your own verified capabilities whether or not you appear in any directory, and nothing here implies Scayver or any client takes part in it.

Should we publish procurement credentials?

Only current credentials your business can document and approve. If eligibility depends on a buyer’s requirements, avoid claiming universal qualification.

What should a supplier enquiry form ask?

The minimum details needed to judge fit and respond. Buyers who are not ready for a full brief should find another way to reach you.

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