Web design by Samir Awad
Keep scrolling and I'll build one in front of you.
Your business and an empty screen. We start with a call, and I ask a lot of questions.
I sketch where things go first: the headline, the photo, and the one button you want people to press.
Copy that tells a visitor who you help and what to do next, in plain language.
Fonts, color, and photos pulled from your brand. This is where it starts to feel like yours.
Get Hired Program, live at gethiredprogram.com. Built for Ana Prato, a career coach who works in English and Spanish.
Real businesses on real domains. Each screen below scrolls through the actual site as you go.
Protein brownies, baked in small batches by a family in Coral Springs, Florida.
They needed a site that looked as good as the brownies taste. I built the shop, a banner for each flavor, nutrition facts, and contact and wholesale forms that land in their business inbox.
Visit the siteA young actor working in film, TV, and commercials.
Casting directors give a page a few seconds. His opens on a film set, plays each self-tape in one tap, and keeps booking a click away. I also connected nicolasdevoto.com and set it up with Google.
Visit the siteCareer coaching with Ana Prato, in English and Spanish.
Ana coaches job seekers in two languages, so the site speaks both. Each page has an English and a Spanish version, and gethiredprogram.com is verified with Google Search Console. You watched its homepage get built at the top of this page.
Visit the siteWant one built for your business?
Start a projectA website is one piece. These are the others I set up for owners.
Fast, mobile-first sites built so Google can read what you do and where you do it.
Your listing on Maps and in search, with the hours, photos, and reviews people check before they call.
A shop people can browse on their phone, with real product photos and clear prices.
Forms, booking, and business email set up so leads land in your inbox.
Facebook and Instagram ads aimed at people near you, with a cost you can see per lead.
A posting plan and content that gives people a reason to follow you.
A call about your business, your customers, and what you want more of: calls, bookings, or orders.
You see the direction before I build anything. We adjust it together until it fits.
I build it mobile-first, with SEO set up from the first page.
I check it on real phones, tune the speed, and tighten the copy.
Your site goes live on your domain, connected to Google, and I show you how to track what happens next.
Based in Orlando. Building for businesses across the US, in English and Spanish.
I'm Samir Awad. My family ran two car washes, a restaurant, and a rental car company, and I grew up working in them, hands-on with the operations, the customers, and the numbers.
So I build websites around the questions your customers ask before they buy. Where are you? Are you open? What does it cost? How do I book? Answer those clearly and a visitor knows what to do next.
SEO (search engine optimization) is making your website easy for Google to understand and easy to trust, so you show up when someone nearby searches for what you do. It comes down to structure (pages Google can read), relevance (the words your customers type), and credibility (reviews, consistent business info, and other sites pointing to yours).
SEO earns you a spot in the free search results. It takes time but compounds, and ranked visitors don't cost per click. Paid ads put you at the top today and stop the moment you stop paying. Most local businesses do best with both: ads for speed now, SEO building the long-term asset underneath.
It's the free listing on Google Maps and beside search results with your hours, photos, reviews, and phone number. For local businesses it's often the first thing customers see, and an optimized profile is how you compete for the top-three map results on searches like "car wash near me."
It depends on the channel. A new website and an optimized Google Business Profile can show effects within days or weeks. Paid ads bring traffic on day one but usually need 2 to 4 weeks of tuning. SEO often takes 3 to 6 months for meaningful movement. Nobody can honestly promise you #1 on Google in a week, and I won't.
Keep the word of mouth. But after someone recommends you, they Google you before calling. If they find nothing, or an outdated page next to a competitor with 200 reviews, some of those referrals go elsewhere. A strong online presence backs up what people say about you.
Sometimes an existing site needs the right fixes: speed, structure, better words, SEO basics. If it isn't mobile-friendly or doesn't show up on Google, rebuilding is often faster and cheaper than patching. I'll review what you have and tell you which one you need.
No. I'm based in Orlando and work with businesses across the US over video calls and email, in English or Spanish.
Tell me about your business. Type its name and watch your site start.
