Seventh Avenue Media

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Your website is the first job a customer sees you do.

Seventh Avenue Media rebuilds old websites for trades and service businesses. One fixed price, hand-built, and you own every brick of it. Built from Panama City Beach, Florida.

Customers inspect your site before they ever pick up the phone.

They don't see the years of good work. They see what's on the screen. Here's a typical builder-era small business site, walked like a site inspection.

None of these break the site. Each one sends a job to the next name on the list.

An illustration of a dated small business website, marked up with six snags listed below.
  • The phone number is a picture. On a phone, customers can't tap it to call.

  • © 2016 in the footer. It quietly asks, "are they still trading?"

  • Pinch and zoom to read. Built before phones were how people look you up.

  • Slow on mobile data. People hit back and tap the next result.

  • No hours, no map, no reviews. Nothing tells Google or a customer you're local and open.

  • The form goes to an old inbox. Messages land where nobody looks.

Watch a real one come down.

This is Ed Gutentag's actual old homepage. Keep scrolling and we'll strip it out, frame it up and hand over the new one.

Strip out

A WordPress theme on GoDaddy hosting. A slider, a logo and a Menu button. No phone number and no way to book on the first screen.

Frame up

Hand-coded from scratch and served from Cloudflare. No theme, no page builder, no plugins to patch. Structure first: what a customer needs to see, then how they book.

Hand over

Ed's new site puts sessions, pricing, locations and his film credits up front, with "Book a session" on every screen. Greg dealt with GoDaddy for him.

Ed Gutentag Photography's new homepage: an aerial beach photograph, the line 'Hollywood Experience. Emerald Coast Memories.', a navigation bar and a Book a session button. Ed Gutentag's old WordPress homepage: a full-screen drone video still of a boat on green water, a script logo, a play button and a Menu button, with no phone number or booking link.
Before: Ed Gutentag's old WordPress homepage, a drone video still with a script logo and a Menu button, no phone number or booking link.
Before. WordPress theme on GoDaddy. A slider and a Menu button.
After: Ed Gutentag Photography's new hand-coded homepage with navigation, phone number and a Book a session button.
After. Hand-coded on Cloudflare, with "Book a session" on every screen.

Customer sign-off

“Gregory took complete control of redoing my website … His ideas are fantastic … He is very fast … I had to keep up with him as opposed to wait for him … Gregory handled dealing with my host GoDaddy and I absolutely trusted handing it over.”

Ed Gutentag, Google review Ed Gutentag Photography · Panama City Beach, Florida
Ed Gutentag Photography's new site on a phone, with the Book a session button at the top.

The spec. In every build, at every price.

The number of pages changes with the budget. The workmanship doesn't.

A workshop pegboard wall of neatly hung hammers, levels, saws and wrenches.
Custom design
Drawn up for your business. No templates, no theme with your logo dropped in.
Hand-coded, on Cloudflare
A static site served from Cloudflare's network, so it loads fast, even on a phone in a parking lot.
Phones first, and accessible
Built for the screen your customers actually use, and usable by people with any ability.
Local SEO + structured data
Your services, area and hours marked up so Google understands who you are and where you work.
Google Business Profile
Set up or tidied, and kept in step with your site.
Analytics
See where your calls and inquiries come from, in plain numbers.
You own it
The site, the code, the domain. Your property, not a rental. Walk away with it any time.
Care plan from month one
Hosting, SSL, backups and updates handled, so the site doesn't age the way the old one did.

Jobs on the board.

Real businesses, real sites, all live. Go and kick the tires.

A fixed price. Written down before we start.

No hourly meter, no surprise invoice. Pick a build and a care plan and the quote fills itself in.

The build
The care plan monthly, from month one

Quote

Seventh Avenue Media · Panama City Beach, FL

Date

Your quote
ItemPrice
Studio build5–7 pages, custom design, hand-coded$4,500
IncludedMobile + accessibility, local SEO, structured data, Google Business Profile, analytics, you own itIncl.
Always On care planFrom month one$325/mo
50% to start
$2,250
50% at launch (handover)
$2,250
Greg Howard, Seventh Avenue Media
You
  • You own the site, the code and the domain.
  • The price on the quote is the price you pay.
  • “I absolutely trusted handing it over.” Ed Gutentag, Google review
Start with a free site visit

How the job runs.

  1. Site visit

    Free

    Send your web address. Greg walks your current site like a customer would and sends back a plain snag list. No obligation, no hard sell.

  2. Fixed quote

    In writing

    One price for the whole job, agreed before anything starts. 50% to start.

  3. Handover

    Launch

    Your new site goes live on Cloudflare with your Google Business Profile in step. 50% at launch, care plan from month one, and it's yours.

Book your free site visit.

Tell Greg where your website lives. You'll get an honest snag list back, and a fixed quote only if you want one.

Work order

Opens your email app with the details filled in. It goes straight to Greg.