Kenai is home. It's where Weber & Co. is based, and where we've built our name one local business at a time. We're not an outside agency stopping by. We're here, and we're here to ensure your digital presence works just as hard as you do.
Because we know the Peninsula, we don’t just build you a website; we provide the kind of ongoing support that only comes from truly understanding this community.
Whether you are a fishing or guide operation on the Kenai River, an oil and gas contractor, or a service provider covering the Central Peninsula; we partner with you to refine your message and reach your targeted audience. If you’re serving the folks down the road or building a name that reaches across the state, we make sure your digital presence feels as genuine as the business itself.
On the Kenai Peninsula, people can tell the difference between a business that's really local and one that just says it is. We don't have to say it and that shows up in the work. From understanding what dipnetting season does to foot traffic, to knowing exactly how an Alaska winter changes what customers need from you online. Our work is built around clarity and functionality. We don't just design pages; we use our lived experiences in the area to help you get your message across and land traffic on your website.
We build websites the way we'd want to find one ourselves: easy to navigate, nothing buried, nothing wasted. Every site we hand off is mobile-first and built to hold up.
Type "Alaska Web Design" into Google and you'll find us at the top and yes, we're the ones who actually live where you're searching from. That same strategy is what gets Kenai businesses in front of the customers already looking for them.
A great website only works if people find it. We run and manage Google and Meta ad campaigns built to reach two audiences at once: Peninsula locals ready to book now, and out-of-state anglers already planning next season's trip. Every dollar goes toward growth you can actually measure.
100% 5-star reviews aren’t luck. They’re what happens when a site is built to keep earning trust well past launch day. That matters a lot more when your customers are people you’ll bump into at the grocery store next week.
