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Web design and AI automation for Lumpkin County businesses

Lumpkin County runs on weekends: wineries, inns, the Dahlonega square and the university. I build and maintain websites, reservations, AI automation and kiosks for Lumpkin County businesses, and the first meeting is at your place.

What I would fix first in Lumpkin County.

Most customers search from somewhere else before they arrive, often from the car. Bookable, current and fast on a phone wins.

  1. 1

    Reservations and tickets on your own site

    Tastings, lodging and events sold directly, with capacity limits and deposits, so a festival weekend fills without overbooking and without a platform taking a cut.

  2. 2

    Special hours on Google for every event weekend

    Visitors check the listing from the road. Special hours, current photos and the booking link in Google Business Profile do more than any page on the site.

  3. 3

    Let an assistant answer "are you open Sunday"

    Dogs, kids, hours, reservations: an AI assistant on the site answers from your own policies at 9 pm so staff can pour wine instead of answering the phone.

Free check

See how a Lumpkin County business shows up right now.

Enter a business name and I will pull its Google listing and run a speed and search check on its website. Takes about thirty seconds, no sign-up.

Uses the public Google listing. Listing data is fetched live, not saved.
Google Maps provides business listing data. Website checks and scores are by NGDS. Terms · Privacy
Towns

Towns in Lumpkin County.

FAQ

Questions from Lumpkin County business owners.

Straight answers to what people in the area usually ask before the first meeting.

Which Lumpkin County areas do you serve?

Dahlonega and all of Lumpkin County, including the winery corridor along GA-52 and the areas around Auraria and Nimblewill.

Can you build tasting reservations or event tickets for a Lumpkin County winery or venue?

Yes. Reservations, ticketing, wedding inquiry forms and deposits can be built into a new site or added to your current one, connected to the calendar or point-of-sale you already use.

Is ongoing support harder because we are further from Cornelia?

No. Content changes, monitoring and automation updates happen remotely the same day you ask. In-person meetings are for the start of a project and whenever a visit genuinely helps.

How do we start?

Book a meeting from the home page or call (706) 842-1250. You get a written plan before anything starts.

Based in Lumpkin County? Let's talk.

I come to you for the first meeting. Or call (706) 842-1250.

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