Custom websites
A site built from scratch for your business, fast enough to rank and clear enough to convert. No templates, no page builders slowing it down.
Arundel sits in a genuinely valuable spot: the Route 1 corridor between Biddeford and Kennebunkport, close enough to Kennebunkport's tourism to benefit from it without paying Kennebunkport's rent. The catch is that most of the people driving through are visitors who have never heard of your business, and their decision about where to stop is made on a phone before they get there.
Based in Lyman, Maine · Serving Arundel and the surrounding York County towns
Along Route 1 you find antiques, campgrounds, event and wedding services, and specialty retail that all feed off the Kennebunkport draw. Behind that sits a solid base of landscaping, contracting, and home services working the surrounding towns.
Visitor searches are decided in advance and off a phone. For an Arundel business, being the result someone finds in Kennebunkport is worth more than any sign on Route 1.
Areas we cover in and around Arundel
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The work that gets you found when someone in Arundel searches for what you do: page structure, local signals, and the Google Business Profile fixes that actually move the needle.
When you need leads before SEO matures, we run ads that target Arundel and the towns around it, and we track which ones turn into real calls.
You target the searches they actually run, which are usually the thing they want plus 'Kennebunkport' or 'near me' rather than 'Arundel'. The site has to be honest about where you are while still being findable to someone anchored on the next town over.
Yes. Event work is unusual because the buying cycle is long and image-heavy, so the build has to stay fast while carrying a lot of photography. That is a technical problem more than a design one.
Walk-in traffic is increasingly pre-screened online. People decide what is worth stopping for before they are on the road, so the site is what turns a drive-by into a stop.
Tell us what you need in 30 seconds. We'll reply personally with honest advice and a clear price, no pressure and no obligation.
Prefer email? Reach us at jtdigital@jtdigitalmarketing.com