Web design and local marketing in Spokane.
Your website, your Google listing, your search results: one person handles all of it, for a flat monthly rate, with a report every month showing where you stand.
What's actually different about Spokane
Spokane is a referral town. Most of the trades work here comes from someone who knows someone, which means your website is rarely the first thing a customer sees; it's the thing they check after they have already heard your name. That changes what it needs to do. It needs to confirm you're real, established, and reachable, in about eight seconds.
It also means the Google Business Profile does more work than the website in a lot of cases. Somebody hears your name, searches it, and lands on the map listing. If the hours are wrong, the categories are vague, or the last review is from 2022, that's the impression they leave with, regardless of how good the site behind it is.
Little Servant is the marketing department for businesses too small to have one — so the answer to a Spokane visibility problem is sometimes a website change, and sometimes it's the listing, the reviews, or the page behind them.
One person. Your whole marketing.
Website · Google profile · Listings · Search · Content · Reporting — the work goes wherever it does the most good that month.
Plans run $395 to $1,495 a month,every price public. See plans & pricing →
From Spokane business owners
Do you actually work with businesses in Spokane?
Yes. I'm based in Spokane, Washington, and Spokane is inside the area I serve. The work is delivered remotely — your website, listings, and accounts — so nothing waits on a site visit, and being local means I already know the market you're selling into.
Can you guarantee I'll rank first in Spokane?
No — and be wary of anyone who does. Rankings depend on your competitors and on algorithms nobody outside Google controls. What I can promise is that the work is real, the measurements come from live search data, and you see both every month.
Do I need a new website to work with you?
No. Plenty of clients keep the site they have — on Wix, Squarespace, WordPress, or wherever it lives — and just need it maintained, watched, and improved, with someone reachable when something breaks.
Terms — month to month, no minimum, cancel any time — are on theplans page.
Tell me about your Spokane business
What you do, where you work, and what's going on with the site — I'll tell you what I'd fix first. Or send the site through first —see where you stand →
Talk to Jonathan