About
Who actually builds your website
Who we are, how we work, and why we publish our process and pricing. An Ocala web design and SEO agency doing fewer projects properly.
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This agency is new. The people are not.
Worth saying plainly, because the alternative is inventing a history you could disprove in five minutes. Ocala Web Experts has not been building websites in Marion County for a decade, and any agency telling you it has should be asked for the receipts.
What is not new is the practice behind it. The same team has run 123 PC Solutions in Miami-Dade since 2015 — 11 years, 12 technicians, CISSP and CCNA on the bench, and somewhere around 12,000 devices through the workshop. That is a computer repair and business IT company rather than a design studio, and it is the reason this site talks the way it does about backups, DNS and things that break at 4am.
What we have actually shipped
34 sites you can open right now
Client sites we designed, built or run — freight, legal, HVAC, investigations, distribution, e-commerce — next to products we own and operate ourselves. Every one is labelled as what it is on the portfolio page; we never dress a company we own up as a paying client, or the reverse, because a WHOIS lookup settles it in thirty seconds.
A few you can open right now: a junk-removal company with a working price estimator, an IT firm with two free security tools that inspect whatever domain you hand them, a shipping line's live site, and our own website builder that turns one form into a finished site. Everything on that page is checkable in about ninety seconds — the only kind of portfolio claim worth making.
How we work
The commitments that cost us something
Anyone can promise quality. These are the ones with a price attached, so they are the ones worth reading.
We publish what is included
Every line of what each piece of work covers, what pushes the number up, what brings it down, and what is never billed — all of it on the pricing page before you ask. The figures follow once they are set, and they will be the ones we hold to.
You own everything
Domain, hosting, code, analytics, the Google Business Profile. In your accounts, in your name. A site you cannot take somewhere else is leverage against you, and plenty of agencies rely on exactly that.
We will tell you not to hire us
If a Business Profile and a weekend of your own time would fix it, that is what you will be told. It costs us a project and it is the only advice worth paying for.
No invented credentials
No awards nobody gave us, no client logos we have no right to, no reviews we wrote. The free audit tool grades other people's sites on exactly this, and it would be a strange thing to fail on our own.
Fewer projects, properly
There is a limit to how many builds one team can do well at once, and pretending otherwise is how agencies end up shipping the same template nine times.
Bilingual, genuinely
English and Spanish, written rather than machine-translated. The Miami site runs fully in both, which is the evidence for that rather than a line on a services list.
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Who this is not for
A national brand wanting a campaign. A business that wants the cheapest possible site and nothing after it — that is a real need and there are template builders that serve it better than we would. And anybody looking for guaranteed rankings by a fixed date, which nobody can sell honestly, including the people selling it.
What we are good at is a local business that gets most of its work from somebody searching, and knows the site is not carrying its weight.