Blade Marketing and Design

Established service businesses often have a website that looks fine but fails to turn visitors into calls, bookings and quote requests. Blade Marketing and Design, a web design and digital marketing agency in Tennessee, builds its offer around that gap. Its roots are in Clarksville, and its current pages put the focus on Nashville.

Making the website do the selling

The agency says it helps service-based businesses improve clarity, trust, visibility and contact flow, so that interested visitors know what to do next. Website design and development covers booking tools, forms, links to CRM systems and custom integrations. Earlier material describes responsive WordPress sites for local firms, including real estate, built for clients locally and abroad, and it says the team starts by listening to what a client needs.

The website lead leak check

For businesses that depend on calls, bookings, quote requests or contact forms, the agency offers a paid diagnostic called the Website Lead Leak Check. It reviews the site from a customer's point of view and looks for places where visitors may be confused, hesitant or likely to leave. Items reviewed include contact forms, click-to-call links and the alignment of the Google Business Profile. Payment is collected when the review is scheduled. A strategy session is offered as another starting point.

Local search

Local SEO and Google Maps optimization aim to help nearby customers find and trust a business at the moment they search. The agency describes this as a way to market a local business online and reach customers when they are looking.

Brand, graphics and social media

The design side covers logos, visual identity and social media graphics, and branded social media packages keep a business's visuals and messaging consistent and active. The agency describes its graphic designers as focused on precision and detail, and says it wants a brand to look as polished as the service behind it.

How it works with clients

The process begins by gathering requirements and specifications, including user research and experience strategy, before specialists from related disciplines join. The agency says it provides long-term support for its work, and describes its mission as making businesses healthier by making their users happier.