Service journey
Identify a visitor’s question, the page that answers it, the next action, and the owner who follows up.
Clear, accessible websites shaped around your customers, content, and business goals.
Selected work
Explore project pages where they are available. Cards marked illustrative show how a project can be planned before a scope is agreed.

HHB Marketing web-design work for an Augusta venue where axe throwing, knife throwing, darts, groups, food, and drinks all need a clear place in the visitor journey.

HHB Marketing web-design work for a Hilton Head plumbing and HVAC business, pairing an immediate contact choice with service and area navigation.

HHB Marketing ecommerce web-design work that brings BullMags product families, product detail, repair, and support paths into one focused storefront.
A useful business website should help visitors understand what you offer, decide whether it fits, and take a sensible next step. HHB Marketing plans and builds websites for Augusta and CSRA organizations around those decisions rather than around a generic page count.
Scope can include a new site, a redesign, landing pages, ecommerce, content migration, or selected integrations. The right platform, editing experience, accessibility needs, and measurement plan are determined during discovery instead of assumed in advance.
Website planning example
Broad Axe Throwing and BullMags show two different website contexts. This practical intake checklist helps shape the right handoff for each type of site.
Identify a visitor’s question, the page that answers it, the next action, and the owner who follows up.
Confirm product data, purchase path, customer support, fulfillment, payments, and account access with the business rather than infer them from a screenshot.
Record domain access, source files, CMS editor roles, hosting contact, redirects, analytics access, support path, and training needs in the scoped handoff.

Broad Axe Throwing
Published as an Augusta web-design portfolio entry.

BullMags
Published as an ecommerce web-design portfolio entry.
What's Included
Audience journeys, sitemap, page priorities, calls to action, and content requirements.
Responsive layouts and reusable page patterns aligned with your brand.
Implementation, forms, agreed integrations, technical foundations, and browser testing.
Content migration, redirects where needed, analytics setup, training, and launch checks.
Useful at discovery
A useful website brief identifies the pages, customer actions, source material, and ownership that make launch possible.
Plan the Right Scope
Identify the primary audiences and the decisions each page should help them make.
Decide who supplies copy, photography, product data, approvals, and ongoing updates.
List forms, booking, ecommerce, CRM, email, payment, or other system requirements.
Our Process
Clarify the audience, business goal, constraints, existing assets, and how success will be evaluated.
Agree on scope, responsibilities, deliverables, review points, and measurement before production begins.
Produce the agreed work, share progress at useful checkpoints, and test what can be tested before launch.
Deliver the work, document next steps, and use available evidence to guide future improvements.
Service Areas
HHB Marketing works with businesses in Augusta and surrounding CSRA communities. These are service areas, not claims of separate office locations.
Explore all service areasConnected Capabilities
These capabilities can support the same customer journey, but each is scoped only when it serves the project.
View genuine work in our portfolioTechnical, local, and content-focused search work grounded in your market and customer intent.
Identity systems that make your organization easier to recognize and easier to represent consistently.
Commercial photography planned for the channels, formats, and permissions your business actually needs.
Paid search planning, campaign setup, creative, landing-page alignment, and accountable measurement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Projects may include service-business websites, ecommerce sites, landing pages, redesigns, and selected custom functionality. Discovery confirms the best approach for the actual content and requirements.
Both are scoped after discovery. Page types, content readiness, integrations, review responsibilities, migration needs, and testing requirements all affect the proposal and schedule.
Yes. An audit can identify what should be retained, rewritten, reorganized, redirected, or rebuilt rather than assuming everything must start over.
Design shapes usability and conversion paths; SEO shapes crawlability, page intent, internal linking, and content. Planning them together avoids costly rework after launch.
Tell us the goal, the audience, what already exists, and the decisions still to make. We can then recommend an appropriate next step and scope.
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