Karma Internet is based in Santa Rosa, California in Sonoma County and works with clients worldwide.
To get in touch with us for any reason, you may email info@karmainternet.com or fill out the form below.
The cost of a new website can vary depending on the complexity of the website, such as the number of pages you need, amount of content you need written, graphics that may be need to be created, website features, etc.
For example, a basic informational website with 5 pages, built with WordPress usually starts at around $1,000. Keep in mind that all of our websites are custom designed and hand-coded. If we do use a pre-built theme, it will most likely be heavily customized and re-coded to look how we want it to.
During your free website design and development consultation, we will go over everything in detail so that there aren’t any surprises.
A responsive website is a website that is designed to automatically adjust its layout and content to fit the size and orientation of the device being used to view it. This means that whether a user is accessing the website on a phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop computer, the website will look and function correctly.
We specialize in creating responsive websites and all of the websites we create are responsive.
This also depends on the complexity of the website, however a simple 5-page informational website can be completed within a week.
Search engine optimization is not only important when it comes a website's online marketing strategy - it is arguably the foundation of online marketing.
If the goal is to increase website traffic, then showing up higher on search engines will produce more visibility and clicks. The #1 spot on Google for any given keyword gets nearly 32% of all clicks.
The higher you rank on a search engine (SERP), the more likely prospective customers will see your website and click through, ultimately leading to more sales. It is key to increase your organic page ranking. The more effective your SEO efforts, the higher you will rank, leading to more visibility and click-throughs. It is important to note that only a quarter of web users never click past the first SERP.