Dayton Web Design, Website Development and SEO

Industries

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   Med spa and healthcare SEO

   With Premier Health and Kettering Health topping Dayton’s employer list, our med spa SEO, Google Ads and booking pages compete by treatment and suburb.

   Under the State Medical Board’s rules, using a laser or other light-based device on the body is the practice of medicine. Ablative laser work cannot be delegated. A physician may delegate some non-ablative vascular laser work to a physician assistant or nurse, but only after seeing and evaluating the patient. When a nurse does the work, the physician must supervise on site. So each treatment page should say who performs it.

   Premier Health and Kettering Health rank first and second on the City of Dayton’s list of principal employers. A smaller practice will not match their size. It can aim each page at one treatment in one suburb, such as Centerville or Beavercreek.

   Med spa SEO →

   

   Ohio rule

   OAC 4731-18-02

   City employers

   Premier Health, Kettering Health

   Services

   Med spa SEO, Google Ads, booking pages

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   Roofing

   For Dayton-area roofers we build roofing SEO, storm pages and Google Ads meant to rank before a storm, not the week after. On the night of May 27, 2019, an EF4 tornado crossed Trotwood, Dayton and Riverside. The National Weather Service found well-built apartment buildings with their roofs and exterior walls removed. In Beavercreek, another tornado, an EF3, took much of the roof off some buildings in an apartment complex. A roofer serving Trotwood or Beavercreek should have storm and replacement pages ranking before the next storm, not going up the week after.

   Ohio’s home solicitation law lets a buyer cancel a sale that a seller solicited in person at the buyer’s home. The buyer has until midnight of the third business day, and the seller must say so out loud when the contract is signed. Door-to-door roof sales after a storm are the kind of sale it covers. Storm pages that rank let homeowners pick a roofer before anyone knocks.

   Ohio’s construction licensing board licenses commercial contractors in five trades, and roofing is not one of them. So a roofer’s site should put its reviews, insurance and manufacturer certifications up front.

   Roofing marketing →

   

   Ohio rule

   Sections 1345.22 and 1345.23

   Storm record

   EF4 and EF3 tornadoes, May 27, 2019

   Services

   Roofing SEO, storm pages, Google Ads

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   Property management

   We build property manager websites for Dayton, with owner pages that walk through Montgomery County’s rental registration and listings aimed at the city’s renters. About half of the households in the city of Dayton rent, against about a third across the metro. Outside the city, owner households outnumber renters by more than two to one.

   Ohio requires rental owners in counties that had more than 200,000 people at the last census, Montgomery County among them, to register with the county auditor. They file their contact details and each property’s parcel number, and update them within 60 days of a change. A managing agent may file for the owner, and the Montgomery County Auditor asks out-of-state owners to name an in-state contact. A manager’s pages for property owners can explain both steps.

   For a Dayton property management company, we have done SEO and social media and optimized its AppFolio listing marketing.

   Property management marketing →

   

   Ohio rule

   Section 5323.02

   Market

   About half of Dayton households rent

   Our build

   Property manager’s website

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   Real estate

   Dayton agents and brokerages get listing pages, suburb pages and social ads from us, with seller guides that cover the city’s Certificate of Disclosure. In the city of Dayton, most home sales need a Certificate of Disclosure filed with the City’s Housing Inspection Division, even when the property has no open code violations. When there are open violations, the buyer and the seller both sign it. A seller guide that explains the step answers a real Dayton question.

   Ohio’s real estate advertising rule requires the brokerage name on every viewable page of an agent’s website, at least as prominent as the salesperson’s name. Information that goes out of date or expires has to be updated within 14 days of that happening.

   The brokerage name goes on every one of those pages.

   See the real estate project →

   

   Ohio rule

   OAC 1301:5-1-02

   City rule

   Certificate of Disclosure

   Services

   Listing pages, suburb pages, social ads

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