Willard, Missouri
Web design and online tools for Willard businesses.
Willard is in northwestern Greene County, where Highway 160 runs out of Springfield. The town grew from about 5,300 people in 2010 to about 6,300 in 2020, and Census estimates show it has kept growing since.
The Frisco Highline Trail passes through the middle of town on its way between Springfield and Bolivar. Every household that moves in goes looking for a plumber, a roofer, a haircut and a place to eat, usually on a phone.
We come up to Willard to meet you.
The first meeting happens at your business: the shop floor, the dining room before you open or the office at the yard.
Bring the questions customers ask you most and the paperwork that slows you down. We sort out which of them a website answers and which need a tool, and the quote sticks to those.
How far from Springfield
- Distance
- About 12 miles
- Drive
- About 20 minutes
- Route
- Northwest on Highway 160
We have no public office. We meet you at your business.
Willard businesses we build for.
A growing town needs builders, repair shops and somewhere to eat, and each one finds customers a little differently.
Home builders and remodelers
Finished projects in your own pictures, and an inquiry form that asks for the lot, the plans and the budget up front.
See what we build for this type of business: Contractors and remodelersRoofers
Storm and inspection requests with pictures kept with each job, and a plain page on what your warranty covers.
See what we build for this type of business: RoofersAuto and tire shops
A repair request that collects the year, make, model and trouble, and an email to the driver each time the car moves along.
See what we build for this type of business: Auto repair shopsRestaurants and coffee shops
Hours and a menu that load fast on a phone, for people coming off the trail and families deciding where to stop.
See what we build for this type of business: Restaurants and cafesPlumbers
A call button at the top of every page, and a form that sends the leak or the clog with a picture.
See what we build for this type of business: Plumbers
What we build
Local search
Getting found in Willard: what you can do this month.
No one can promise a spot on Google. These steps help people near you find you and trust you.
01
Name the towns you drive to
Plenty of Willard customers live outside the city limits. Say how far out you go and name the nearby towns you cover, so a family out in the county knows you will come.
02
Fill in the services on your profile
Your Google profile has a list of services. Add each one you do, in the words customers use, like water heater repair or roof inspection.
03
Show your own crew and trucks
Pictures of your people, your vehicles and work you finished around Willard look like you. Stock pictures look like everyone else.
04
Make the number tappable
Type your number as text, never inside a picture, so a phone can call it with one tap. Put it at the top of every page.
Questions from Willard owners.
Willard is outside Springfield. Is that too far for you?
Not at all. It takes about 20 minutes up Highway 160, and we meet you in person at your business.
We just opened in Willard. What should we build first?
Start with the Website package and your Google profile. When requests pick up and paperwork starts eating your evenings, Business tools add a staff login, a job board and estimates to the same site.
Do we need an app?
Usually not to start. Most of what people want from an app installs from your website to the home screen, and that comes with Business tools. We quote a store app when you need what only a store app does, like background GPS.
Other towns we serve
Talk to us about your Willard business.
Thirty minutes. Tell us what you need. A website or business tools job is quoted on the call from our package prices; an app or a larger project gets Mathew's price in writing after a short call.