A website you recently paid for
Look at what it does well and whether anything needs attention.
Website and marketing help from Bemidji, Minnesota
Know what’s worth changing, and what to leave alone.
You may have a new website, ads you’ve tried before, or questions about what would help. Chris starts with what you have and what you want to improve. The first conversation helps you decide what deserves a closer look.
Free 30-minute call. Bring the question you have.
Prefer to call or email? 218-209-5450 · chris@minnesotamarketing.com
A recent website, improved
Mosher already had a new website. Here’s what we improved.
Mosher came to us with a recently built website. We kept its photos, branding and service content, then worked on specific problems customers could run into.
For example, 42 “Learn More” links opened the phone dialer. We changed them to open the relevant service pages, so visitors could read about the work before deciding to call.
We also added a direct route to the estimate form and improved the mobile controls. The work included changing the platform behind the site while retaining the existing design.
See more client work →
- Kept
- Photos, branding and service content.
- Changed
- Service links, mobile controls and the path to an estimate.
- Checked
- Link destinations and contact controls in the reviewed mobile and desktop layouts.
Project records, October 2026. Current service path shown on November 3, 2026. Visit the live example →
Start with the question you have
You can start with what you’re unsure about.
Tell Chris what is happening in the business and what you want to understand.
Ads that are hard to judge
Review what ran, where people went after clicking, and what the available records say about calls, quote requests and sales.
Customers asking the same questions
Check whether the website gives people the information they need to decide.
Calls and quotes that are hard to keep track of
Look at who responds, what happens next, and whether the team can see what is still waiting.
The reason behind a recommendation
See why a change is being recommended.
A useful recommendation connects a finding to something that matters to your business. It explains what to keep, what to improve, and what needs a closer look.
Some answers are visible on the website. Others need records or access you choose to share. We explain where the evidence is clear and where it is incomplete.
- How customers find you on Google or through ads.
- Whether your website explains your work, location and next step.
- Whether people can call, send a message or ask for a quote on a phone.
- What happens after the business receives a call or message.
- What the records can tell us about customers and paid work.
Choose how to start
Talk it through, or ask for a written review.
Talk with Chris.
Discuss the business, what you have tried and the question you are facing. Work out what deserves closer attention and whether we can help.
Talk with ChrisBring the question you have.
Get the findings in writing.
The free website and marketing review explains what was checked, what the findings mean and which changes deserve attention.
Request the free reviewAccepted requests receive a written report within five business days.
When work makes sense
We can carry the recommendation through.
The work may be an improvement to your current website, help with Google search or ads, a clearer way to manage calls and quotes, or a larger project. Chris explains why each part is being recommended. You see the work, timing and cost in writing before you decide.
Website changes and new sites
Help customers understand the business and take the next step.
Website help →Calls, messages and quotes
Give the team a clear way to respond and keep track of the next step.
Calls and follow-up →Google search and listings
Improve how the business appears when people search for what it offers.
Search and listings →Advertising
Plan and run campaigns with a clear purpose and an agreed way to assess results.
Advertising help →Photos and video
Show the work, people, products or property clearly.
Photos and video →Email and reviews
Stay in touch with customers and make review requests part of the agreed process.
Email marketing →Custom tools and software
Build useful tools such as materials calculators, product finders and configurators.
Discuss a tool →Hosting and care
Keep the website maintained and give the business someone to contact when it needs attention.
Hosting and care →
Who you’ll talk with
Talk with Chris Westlund.
Chris leads Minnesota Marketing from Bemidji and works with businesses across Minnesota and the Upper Midwest. The first conversation starts with your business, what you already have and what you want to improve.
Common questions
Before you get in touch.
We start with the website you have. Chris helps you decide what deserves a closer look and which changes are worth considering. Mosher is an example of keeping the existing design while improving how the site works.
What you tried is useful information. We look at the campaign, the page people reached and the calls or sales the available records show. That helps us decide whether ads deserve another look and what would need to change.
Ask to see the finding and the reason for the proposed work. We explain what the evidence shows, what remains uncertain and what the work would cost. You decide whether to proceed.
You discuss the business, what you have tried and what you want to understand. Chris helps identify what deserves closer attention. The written website and marketing review is a separate request.
The cost depends on the agreed work. You receive the scope, timing and price in writing before deciding.
We agree on what the work is intended to improve and how to check it. Website visits, calls, quote requests and completed sales measure different things. The report should use the right measure and show the dates.
Start with the question you have
Talk about what would help.
Book a free 30-minute call to talk about your website or marketing and what would be useful to look at next.