Websites

A website that makes the phone ring.

Websites are built by my business partner, Scott Keating of Keating Konsultancy Websites. He created this site, along with many more. Tell me what you need and I’ll bring him in.

Your site, on every screen

Meet my business partner

“I’m Scott Keating, Juan’s business partner. I created this website, along with many more. Juan tells me how your business runs, and I build the site around it.”

Scott KeatingKeating Konsultancy Websites

How the two of us work

  • You talk to Juan, same as everything else
  • Juan brings Scott in for the website
  • Scott designs and builds it, and you approve it before it goes live
Ask about a website

An example of Scott’s work

Out with the old site. In with this.

Tres Faroles Taquería is a concept site, built to show what a restaurant gets: a menu that sells, online ordering, hours and directions. Keep scrolling and the old site gets wiped away by the new one. You can drag the line too.

The new Tres Faroles example site: a bold menu page with an order button
The old-style site it replaces: small text, a PDF menu and a visitor counter
The same example site on a phone: menu, order buttons, hours and directions

The same site on a phone

Open the live example

Tres Faroles is a made-up restaurant. Your site gets designed around your business.

What you get

Built to bring customers in.

  • Designed for you

    A site built around what you sell and who you want walking in. No template with your logo dropped on it.

  • Right on a phone

    Most customers find you on their phone first. It has to look right and load fast there.

  • Easy to reach you

    Tap to call, directions, hours, and a request form that lands in your inbox, like the one on this site.

  • Tied to your POS

    Link online ordering, booking or your menu, so the site and the register agree.

  • Things to try

    Working demos, calculators and before-and-afters like the ones you’ve been using on these pages.

  • Findable

    Set up so search engines can read it and locals can find it.

  • Photos and video

    Imagery that fits the business, placed so the page still loads quickly.

  • Changes handled

    New hours, new menu, new offer. Tell Juan and Scott updates it.

  • One contact

    Same as everything else I sell. You call me, I get it handled.

A cafe owner holding a phone showing their restaurant website, with the same site on a laptop

Already have a site?

Good. Tell me what’s not working.

Scott can rebuild what you have or start clean. Either way it starts with a conversation.

Signs it’s time

  • It looks dated or breaks on a phone
  • Nobody can find your hours or menu
  • Online orders don’t match the register
  • It takes forever to load
  • You can’t change anything yourself

How it goes

From first call to live site.

  1. We talk

    What you sell, who you want coming in, and what you like or can’t stand about other sites.

  2. Scott builds, you review

    You see the site and ask for changes before anything goes live.

  3. It goes live

    On your domain, ready for customers.

Juan call
does it all.

Opening, switching or fixing something? Tell me what’s going on and I’ll tell you what it takes.