Where I Work
I'm one person, based in Louisville, with clients nationwide. I work with businesses across Louisville, Lexington and Southern Indiana, and with everyone else remotely.
Call/Text (502) 305-4043
Proof behind the work.
Measured client work, with the source and date on every tile.
What "Serving Louisville" Actually Means
Louisville Web Guy is a service-area business. There's no storefront you walk into and no lobby with somebody at a desk in it.
That's a real distinction, not a technicality. Google treats a service-area business differently from a shop with a counter, and my Business Profile is set up that way on purpose. Your own map results depend on where your business sits, not where I sit.
In practice it works like this. Text, call, email or video call. You talk to me directly.
What each plan includes is spelled out on the retainers page.
Most meetings are video calls where we share a screen and work through it together. Quick things take a text or a call.
Why working with one person helps
Two reasons, both practical. The person you talk to is the person doing the work, so nothing gets lost in a handoff. And half the useful detail never makes it into an email, so I ask a lot of questions.
What doesn't change by city
The price. There's no separate book for each town, and no travel surcharge for being twenty minutes further out. Same build and same tiers whether you're in Germantown or Shelbyville, all on the packages page.
Louisville, Southern Indiana and Lexington
- Louisville Neighborhoods For businesses inside Jefferson County. It covers how the search job changes from one district to the next, because St. Matthews, Lyndon, and Middletown are their own incorporated cities and customers search those names instead of searching Louisville.
- New Albany And Southern Indiana Across the river in Floyd County. Different state, different county, and a Google Business Profile that has to be honest about which side of the Ohio you're on.
- Lexington About 75 miles east on I-64, a little over an hour. Most of that work runs by phone, video call and text.
More Areas I Work In
I work with businesses in these areas too. Here's what's different about each one.
The Highlands
Bardstown Road and Baxter Avenue, and the densest run of independent restaurants and shops in the city. It's the clearest case where a generic "Louisville" page under-serves you, because customers name the neighborhood in the search itself. The Louisville neighborhoods page covers it in more detail.
Jeffersontown
J-town is its own incorporated city inside Jefferson County, out on the east side. That matters for local search. Your Google Business Profile address says Jeffersontown, so that's the word people use, and a site that only ever says "Louisville" leaves the match on the table.
Mount Washington
Bullitt County, southeast of the metro, near the I-65 corridor. A lot of the businesses out there sell to people who commute into Louisville and spend money closer to home, so the local search is the one worth winning, not the metro-wide one.
Richmond
Madison County, roughly a hundred miles out, and closer to Lexington than to Louisville. Richmond businesses compete in Lexington's Google geography, not ours, so the competitor set and the map pack both change. I'll take that work.
Shelbyville
The Shelby County seat, on I-64 between Louisville and Frankfort. Plenty of Shelbyville businesses draw from both directions, and that's the interesting part of the problem: you're not picking one market, you're trying to show up in two.
Shepherdsville
The Bullitt County seat, straight down I-65. Same shape as Mount Washington, with more freight and distribution work in the mix.
What Actually Changes By Location
One thing changes, and it isn't the invoice.
It's which Google geography you're competing in, and that moves the SEO work more than most people expect. A Shelbyville business faces a different competitor set than a Highlands business, on different queries, in a different map pack. That's what I build the structure of the site around, and the Louisville SEO page walks through how that work runs.
One more thing changes across the river. An Indiana business is a separate Google Business Profile problem, because the address on the profile decides which state's results you land in, and plenty of New Albany shops want Louisville customers. That's a decision to make during the build, not an afterthought.
If you'd rather see it land than read about it, the client work pages have the real numbers in them.
Client Stories and Guides
Don't See Your Area?
I'm based in Louisville and work with clients nationwide. Give me a call and let's talk about your project.
Based in Louisville, clients nationwide.
