MediaSixty creates clean, modern websites for local businesses with a simple goal: help potential customers quickly understand what you offer, why they can trust you and what to do next.
For most local businesses, visitors arrive with a handful of practical questions: What do you do? Do you serve my area? Can I trust you? What does it look like? How do I contact, book or visit you?
We structure the site around answering those questions clearly — especially on mobile, where many first impressions happen.
Visitors should understand what your business does within seconds, without digging through vague copy.
Layouts, navigation and calls to action designed to work comfortably on phones as well as desktops.
Reviews, credentials, photos, FAQs, service details and other relevant evidence presented naturally.
Clear ways to call, enquire, request information, book or visit without making people hunt for them.
Descriptive headings, sensible page structure, metadata and crawlable content built into the foundation.
A practical foundation that can later support additional services, locations, articles, FAQs and campaigns.
A straightforward local-business website can often do its job extremely well with a focused set of pages.
We review what you offer, who you serve and what customers need to know.
We organize pages and messages around the questions that matter before someone contacts you.
We create the visual site, responsive layouts, content structure and calls to action.
We check the important technical and on-page foundations before the new site goes live.
No. Sometimes an existing site can be improved. A rebuild makes more sense when the design, structure, mobile experience or underlying platform is getting in the way.
Yes. Depending on the condition of the current site, we can retain useful content and search value while improving the design, structure and messaging.
Yes. Mobile usability is treated as a core requirement, not an optional extra.
A redesign should be planned carefully around existing URLs, useful content, internal links, metadata and redirects where URLs change. We treat those elements as part of the migration rather than simply replacing the old site without a plan.
Yes. The site can be designed with room for additional services, locations, resources, FAQs, offers and other useful content as your business grows.
Show us what you have now. We can start by looking at what a potential customer sees and identify the most useful improvements.