Web design in
Broadstairs.

The website company down the road

Most pages like this are written by agencies fifty miles away who found the town on a map. Ours is written two minutes from Viking Bay. Kent.design’s office is on Albion Road, Broadstairs, which makes this less a service area and more the view from the window.

It also makes the local search picture personal. A hundred and fifty people a month look for website design in Broadstairs and the wider Thanet area, and until now they’ve been served by that fifty-miles-away crowd. We started this company partly because our own town’s businesses deserved better than bolted-on location pages.

What we see from here

Broadstairs punches absurdly above its weight. Seven bays, a town centre that actually thrives, Folk Week filling every bed in August, the Dickens connection pulling steady visitors, and behind the postcard, a full working town of trades, practices, cafés and independents in St Peter’s and along the high street. Money moves through this town all year.

The websites mostly don’t reflect it. We’ve walked past shops with beautiful frontages whose websites would embarrass a fax machine, and met brilliant tradespeople who are invisible online while booked solid on word of mouth. Word of mouth is wonderful. It’s also the only marketing channel that retires when you do.

Local, specifically

Each build carves out a page for every service and every area, and here we write those pages with our feet on the ground. A plumber’s emergency page for the holiday lets around the bays. A café’s page that knows the difference between Folk Week footfall and February locals. A decorator’s page for the weatherboard cottages in St Peter’s versus the Victorian terraces towards Dumpton. CT10 is small, specific and ours, and the same structure extends across Thanet and the county. It’s the secret sauce, and it was partly developed looking at this town.

The fundamentals ride along as always, speed, proof, reviews, one clear action per page, all directed by twenty years of building and ranking websites for a living.

Neighbourly terms

Same deal as everywhere, the same £99 a month as everywhere else, nothing upfront, everything covered, with an outright-ownership option on the pricing page. The difference here is proximity. Your free demo still arrives within 48 hours, but the people building it might be in the queue behind you at the bakery.

Broadstairs website design FAQs

Can I actually come and see you?

By arrangement, yes, the office is real and the kettle works. The process doesn’t need a single meeting, most clients never have one, but there’s something to be said for hiring a company you could walk to.

Do you favour local businesses?

We build the same quality for everyone, but we won’t pretend hometown jobs aren’t satisfying. A Broadstairs business with a great website is an advert we walk past every day, and we like our adverts looking sharp.

Which areas do you cover from here?

Broadstairs and St Peter’s first, then all of Thanet, Ramsgate and Margate within ten minutes, and the whole county beyond, Canterbury included. Every trade too, the full list is here.

Will a Broadstairs business rank on Google?

Locally, yes, and quickly, because the competing sites are thin and often absent. The build ships with the structure organic results reward. The map pack follows your Google Business Profile and reviews, and for a business this close to home we’ll happily talk you through setting that up properly, quoted separately if you want it managed.

Hire the company that walks these streets. Your free demo is 48 hours away, and we hold five slots a month across the whole county.