We are in Durres, and so is everything we have built.
Nearly everything on this site was made for a business within a few kilometres of here. That changes the work more than most people expect.
Who this is for
Shops on a street where the customer is already nearby. Trades who get rung rather than browsed. Clinics that people look up after somebody handed them a name.
All three get found the same way, and none of them needs the sort of site an agency sells to a company with a marketing department.
What the same city changes
You can walk in. That sounds minor and it is the difference between six weeks and three, because a question gets answered the afternoon it comes up instead of sitting in a thread for days.
It also means the pictures are of your own room in your own light, which is the part a customer uses to work out whether the place is real.
What has been built here
A watch shop on Rruga Aleksander Goga, a boutique, a lingerie shop and a printing business. Each has a page on this site saying what was made and what happened afterwards.
The watch shop is the one carrying numbers, because it began with nothing in May and there is an export to put next to the claim.
The size of the pond
This is a smaller market than the capital, and that cuts both ways: fewer people typing, and far fewer businesses who have troubled themselves to be findable at all.
The second half is the opening. Most competitors here have a listing filled in a third of the way and nothing worth reading behind it.
Questions worth asking
Do I have to come to an office?
No, and there is not one in the way you are picturing. Most of it happens by message and a call. Being in the same city makes meeting easy when it helps; it is not a requirement anybody imposes on you.
Do you only take work in this city?
No. It is simply where the four clients so far have been, which is why every example is local. The building is remote, so the coast, the capital and anywhere else in the country are the same job.
Can I see something you made?
Yes, and that is why they are on the site. Four businesses, a page each, with the live address printed on it so you can open the real thing instead of looking at a screenshot of it.
How long does a build take?
Three to six weeks for most shops, and the variable is almost never us. It is how fast the words and the pictures arrive, which is why both are asked for at the very start.
Should it be in Albanian only?
Only if that is genuinely who buys from you. A good deal of trade on this coast happens in Italian and English, and a shop that exists in one language cannot be found by the other two.
Tell us the street and what you sell, and we will show you who is sitting above you today and what put them there. Get a free audit.
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