Charlotte Web Design, Search Engine Optimization, Website Redesign

Charlotte web design team offers custom website design, search engine optimization, and content management systems for businesses and individuals in the Charlotte, NC region and across the U.S.

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Welcome to CoolCoyotes web design in the Lake Norman area of Charlotte, NC. We're here to help your website HOWL. We build websites for:

small business
medium size business
non-profits
churches

We use different technologies for different projects -- so chances are we can handle just about anything you need for just about any competitive budget.

CoolCoyotes can provide you with a simple brochure site, or a dynamic website with plenty of features to help you use your website as an asset for your organizatin.

Featured Project

D.R. Hartman Construction, Inc contacted CoolCoyotes for a redesign of their exisitng website which was launched in 2004. Hartman reported little to no return on their investment in their "do-it-yourself" style website.

CoolCoyotes will be launching their new professionally designed website and providing search engine consulting services to drive web traffic to their new site.

Before
www.DRHCI.com

After (coming soon)
www.HartmanCanBuild.com

Recent Project

This start-up company in Lake Norman will deliver a propane tank right to your backyard and hook it up to your grill. When Grill Tank Express needed a website with basic information and a custom online ordering system, they selected CoolCoyotes after interviewing 4 different companies.

Client Quote:

I‘m getting lots of compliments on the website. Various Chamber members have commented and at least two people specifically mentioned it at the Business Expo yesterday. And today the BellSouth rep went on and on about how we “nailed it”. I really don’t have a point of comparison, but based on what I’m hearing, it sounds like we hit a pretty good lick for a start-up with no prior web experience. Of course the follow-up question is always, “who handled your site design?”