A page that names the town and means it.
Additional city / service-area page
A real, locally written page for another town you serve, so you show up when people there search, rather than relying on one vague 'serving the area' page.
Price
$295 setup
Fixed and written into your proposal before any work starts. No hourly surprises, no long-term contract.
Add this to a full estimate
What it is
In plain words.
Search engines connect people to places. A page that names a specific town, talks about its neighborhoods and the work you do there gives Google and a customer a reason to match you with it. One page that says 'serving the Quad-Cities' tells them very little.
Each page is genuinely written for its town, not a template with the town's name swapped in. You give us the local detail (the roads, the neighborhoods, the jobs you've done) and we turn it into a page worth reading.
A good fit if
- Businesses that serve several towns but have pages for only one or two.
- Trades and services with customers in smaller communities, such as Mayer, Cordes Lakes, Paulden or Williamson Valley.
- Anyone whose competitors have pages for towns they don't.
Probably not for you if
- You only serve one town.
- You want pages for places you don't actually serve. We write about where you really work.
We'd rather tell you so than sell you something that doesn't fit.
What you get
Exactly what's included.
One page for one town
Written for that place, with local detail.
Your services in that town
What you offer there and how to reach you.
Calls to action
A clear way to call or request a quote.
Structured data
The behind-the-scenes markup that tells search engines what the page is about.
Links from your other pages
So customers and search engines can find it.
Added to your sitemap
So it's discovered promptly.
How it goes
You tell us about the town
The areas, the jobs, the people you've worked for (with their permission).
We write and build the page
Genuinely written for that place.
We publish and link it
And add it to your sitemap.
Why it's worth it
What it does for you.
Relevance to a place
A page about the town is a better match for someone searching there.
Real local content
Written for the town, not recycled.
More ways to be found
Each town you serve can have a front door.
Something to point to
A page you can share with someone in that town.
- The page only helps if it's honest and specific. That's why it's written by hand.
Run your own numbers
Example figures. Change them to yours.
This doesn't predict results. It shows how many extra customers would pay for it. These are example numbers: change them to your own.
What's left after materials, labor and overhead.
- Setup
- −$295
Cost over the first year
−$295
At $320 profit per customer, 1 extra customer in the first year would pay for it. That is the whole claim: we can't tell you how many it will bring.
What this assumes
- This does not predict how many customers you'll get. It only shows how many it would take to pay for it.
The practical bits
What it takes.
What we need from you
- The town and the services you offer there.
- Local detail: neighborhoods, roads, typical jobs and anything that makes the place different.
- Photos from jobs there, if you have them.
How long it takes
Usually about a week once you've told us about the town.
Timelines are typical. The dates for your project go in your proposal.
Afterwards
It's a one-time price. You own what we build, and if you ever want changes later, we quote them first.
Questions
Likely questions, answered.
Is the text the same as your other town pages?
No. Each page is written for its own town. Copy-and-paste pages with a town name swapped in help nobody.
Can you do a town that isn't on your list?
Yes, any town you really serve.
Will it rank?
We can't promise that. It gives search engines and customers a clear reason to match you with the town.
Do I need an address in the town?
No. The page describes where you serve. A Google Business Profile needs a real address, but a service-area page doesn't.
How is this different from a service page?
A city page is about where you work. A service page is about what you do. The strongest setups use both.
What does Additional city / service-area page cost?
$295 setup. The price is fixed and written into your proposal before any work starts, so there are no hourly surprises. If you ask for something that isn't in the proposal, we quote that change first and nothing changes until you agree.
Do I own it?
You own what we build for you: the code, the content, and the accounts it runs on (the domain, the hosting account and any service account, such as a payment account, are opened in your name). There is no proprietary platform to be locked into and no cancellation penalty.
Can you add it to the website I already have?
Add-ons are built into a ZONA site. If you already have a site, tell us what it's built with when you get in touch. We'll tell you honestly whether this can be added to it or would work better built into a new one. We'd rather say so than sell you something that doesn't fit.
How do I get started?
Use the button on this page to add it to your project, or send a message. A discovery call takes about fifteen minutes (no pitch deck), and then you get a fixed-price proposal. You'll hear back within one business day.
Is there a long-term contract?
No long-term contracts is our standing rule: care plans are month to month, and any monthly terms for an add-on go in writing in your proposal before you sign anything.