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Hey everyone,
I run a small specialty coffee roastery and cafe in Phoenix. We’ve been open for just over two years now and we’ve built a loyal local following. We do really well with in-store sales and weekend markets, but our online presence is still very basic. Our old website was just a simple landing page with a menu and contact form, and it wasn’t driving any meaningful online orders or subscriptions.
I’ve been working hard on the business side — improving our roasting process, building better supplier relationships, and growing our email list — but I knew the website was holding us back. A few weeks ago I hired a web development company phoenix to completely rebuild our site with proper e-commerce, subscription options, and much better mobile experience. They’ve just finished the design phase and we’re about to move into development.
I’m now at the stage where I need to think about the next steps after the new site launches: how to drive traffic, turn visitors into customers, and integrate everything smoothly with our operations.
I’d love to hear from other small business owners in Phoenix or similar markets. What worked well for you after launching a new website? Any mistakes you made that I should avoid? How did you handle the transition from local-only to having a stronger online channel?