Kansas · Central and Mountain time
Marketing for Kansas businesses, from JoCo to the High Plains
We build websites and run ads for Kansas owners serving Kansas City suburbs, Wichita neighborhoods or wheat country towns an hour apart.
Find your plan in Kansas
What it takes to get found in Kansas.
Kansas search has two very different halves. In Johnson County, Overland Park, Olathe, Lenexa and Shawnee are part of the Kansas City metro, and businesses there compete with Missouri companies just across State Line Road. Wichita is its own metro, with suburbs like Derby, Andover and Maize. Topeka, Lawrence and Manhattan sit along I-70, each with a different crowd: state workers in Topeka, KU in Lawrence, and K-State and Fort Riley around Manhattan. Out west, towns like Hays, Garden City, Dodge City and Liberal are far apart, and one business may serve a huge area with little competition. A Google service area that reflects those real drives, plus a page for each town, fits how Kansans search.
Regions we write pages for: Johnson County, South Central Kansas, the Flint Hills, Northeast Kansas, Western Kansas.
When demand moves.
Spring is storm season, with tornado watches, hail and wind keeping roofers, auto body shops and restoration crews busy into summer. Wheat harvest in early summer takes over Central and Western Kansas, with custom cutters moving from town to town. Summers are hot and windy, and winters are cold, with ice storms that bring tree damage and power outages. College basketball in Lawrence, Manhattan and Wichita shapes winter weekends for bars and restaurants.
Businesses with a lot to gain in Kansas.
Every one of our 171 industry plans works here. These six stand out.
Marketing a business in Kansas.
State Line Road is not a marketing boundary
In the Kansas City metro, customers cross between Kansas and Missouri without thinking about it, though licenses, taxes and city rules may differ. Your ads and service pages should cover both sides only where you are set up to work.
Far western Kansas keeps Mountain time
Sherman, Wallace, Greeley and Hamilton counties along the Colorado line run on Mountain time, while the rest of Kansas uses Central. Businesses around Goodland or Syracuse should set their ad schedules and booking hours to match.
Spanish-language search in Southwest Kansas
Garden City, Dodge City and Liberal have large Latino communities, many tied to the meatpacking plants. A Spanish page and Spanish ads are worth testing there if your staff can answer calls in Spanish.
Do you work with businesses in Western Kansas?
Yes. Out west, a business might be the only one of its kind for an hour in any direction, so the job is making sure people can find you, see your hours and call from their phone. That usually starts with a strong Google Business Profile and a simple site. Google Business Profile Management is $499 a month, and the Starter Website is $1,499 one time.
Should my Overland Park business advertise in Missouri too?
If you are licensed and willing to work there, it can make sense, since many customers live on one side and work on the other. We build separate pages for the Missouri towns you serve, like Kansas City, Lee's Summit or Independence, and set ad targeting so the budget goes where you want work.
Do Kansas businesses need a different site for each town they serve?
One site with a page for each town does the job. A Growth Website gives each service its own page in each town, up to 60 pages for $2,000, so a Wichita contractor can have pages for Derby, Andover, Haysville and Maize. Those pages answer the searches people actually type, like furnace repair in Derby.
Talk to us about your Kansas business.
Book a free consultation on Google Meet. We will look at your website, your Google listing and who you are up against in your area, then tell you plainly what we would do and what it costs.
