Web Design & SEO in New Orleans
A New Orleans website has two audiences: people who live here and the millions who plan a trip from somewhere else. Our team designs quick, search-friendly sites for Orleans and Jefferson parish businesses, with pages for the neighborhoods you serve, clear call and booking buttons on mobile, and the license or permit details Louisiana customers look for before they pick up the phone.
Building sites for this city
Phones first, then everything else
Between 2020 and 2024, about 86.5 percent of households in the city paid for home broadband and 93.8 percent owned a computer, Census estimates show, so almost anyone you want to reach can open your site, and many will do it on a phone between errands. We build pages that load quickly over a cellular connection, keep the call and booking buttons within thumb reach, and trim forms short enough to finish at a red light on Carrollton.
Names, licenses and the record
Louisiana's contractor board says licensees must bid and advertise under the name on its records and does not recognize DBAs, and the state dental board requires every ad to identify the responsible dentist with the address and phone number the board has on file. We match your site's business name, license numbers and contact details to those records, so a careful customer, or a regulator, finds them consistent.
Visitors browsing from away
New Orleans & Company puts 2025 visitation at 19.46 million people. A good share of them decide on dinner reservations, a swamp tour or a gallery visit before leaving home. Sites for those businesses need menus, hours, maps and reservation links written for a stranger to the block, plus fast pages for the moment that stranger is standing on your sidewalk.
Our build priorities here
Neighborhood pages with substance
A plumber serving Lakeview and Algiers needs more than a list of place names. Every area on your list gets a page of its own, with the jobs, landmarks and travel details that make it useful to the people who live there.
Proof a buyer can check
License numbers, insurance, photos of local work and reviews from your customers sit close to the call to action, because buyers here tend to compare several businesses before choosing one.
Measured from launch day
Every call button, form and booking link is tracked, and the numbers show which pages earn inquiries and which ones need rewriting.
Areas we serve
Site builds can include dedicated pages for any of these New Orleans neighborhoods and adjoining suburbs:
- French Quarter
- Garden District
- Uptown
- Mid-City
- Marigny
- Warehouse District
- Bywater
- Metairie
- Kenner
- Gretna
Questions and answers
A typical small business site takes several weeks, depending on how many pages and neighborhoods it covers and what it has to connect to. Online ordering, booking systems or large service-area sections stretch the schedule. We set dates after a planning call and list up front what we need from you, such as photos and license details.
It depends on who buys from you. A Frenchmen Street music venue and a Metairie dental office have very different customers. Plenty of businesses here need both: pages and search terms for residents, plus maps, hours and booking for the visitors who make up so much of the city's foot traffic.
Yes. Jefferson Parish had 49,378 businesses without employees in 2024 and 11,728 employer establishments in 2023, and its 2022 retail sales came to more than double Orleans Parish's. Companies in Metairie, Kenner, Harvey or Gretna get the same planning and build process as those inside the city limits.
Sources
- U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts: New Orleans city, Orleans Parish and Jefferson Parish
- Louisiana State Licensing Board for Contractors: FAQ
- Louisiana State Board of Dentistry: Board Rules, Title 46 Part XXXIII (updated May 2026)
- New Orleans & Company: 2025 visitation results (May 8, 2026)
- U.S. Census Bureau, 2023 County Business Patterns: Jefferson and St. Tammany parishes, LA
Checked 2026-10-31.