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Web Design, SEO and Google Ads for Texas Businesses
Weras Labs builds websites, online stores and web apps for Texas businesses and runs their SEO, Google Ads and social media. We work remotely from Turkey, with calls early in your day and written updates throughout. One senior developer owns your project. Start with a free intro call and written proposal.
- Free intro call
- Written proposal
- Remote, over video calls
- Central (CT); El Paso area Mountain (MT)
Four services for Texas, one team
We build your site, get you found on Google and bring customers in with ads. You talk to the same person for all of it.
- Website DesignFast, search-ready websites for small businesses at a budget that makes sense, designed and built by one senior team.Details
SEO ServicesTechnical SEO, on-page work and search-led content that make your site easier to find on Google, measured every month.Details 
Google Ads ManagementGoogle Ads setup and management across Search, Performance Max, Shopping and local campaigns, measured by real conversions.Details 
Social Media ManagementContent planning, posting, community management and Meta ads for Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn and YouTube.Details
Texas is several big markets sharing one state line. Energy and petrochemicals anchor Houston, Dallas and Fort Worth lean on finance, logistics and corporate services, Austin has its software scene, and San Antonio mixes military, healthcare and tourism. Around all of them, construction and home services keep growing with the suburbs.
We build websites that hold up in those competitive markets, and we help them rank and convert. You talk directly to the senior developer doing the work.
Industries we can help in Texas
What these businesses need online, and what we would build for them.
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Energy and oilfield services
B2B sites with capability pages, safety records, equipment lists and quote forms, plus recruiting sections for field crews.
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Construction and home services
Roofing, HVAC, plumbing, foundation repair and remodeling sites built for phone calls, with service-area pages for each metro you cover.
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Real estate and home builders
Community pages, floor plans, agent profiles and lead routing for fast-growing suburbs around Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin and Houston.
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Software and SaaS startups
Product sites, documentation, onboarding flows and dashboards for Austin and Dallas tech companies that need to ship quickly.
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Cross-border trade and logistics
Freight, customs brokerage and warehousing sites for Laredo, El Paso and the Rio Grande Valley, often in English and Spanish.
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Ranching and agriculture
Sites for cattle operations, feed stores, equipment dealers and land brokers, with listings and simple contact for rural buyers.
Web design and development for Texas companies
Competition is heavy in every Texas metro, so a site has to look credible in seconds and work smoothly on a phone in a truck or on a job site.
We build: - Lead-generation sites for contractors and service firms - Bilingual English and Spanish sites where your customers expect them - Online stores, distributor portals and dealer ordering - Custom web apps: quoting tools, customer portals, field-service dashboards - AI features such as Claude-powered assistants that answer product or service questions
Every site follows WCAG 2.2 accessibility guidelines, which helps all visitors and reduces ADA-related risk.
Local SEO across Texas metros and service areas
Texas metros are huge, so a single city page rarely works. Someone in Katy, Frisco or Round Rock expects results close to home, and Google rewards businesses that show clearly where they work.
We optimize your Google Business Profile, build distinct pages for the suburbs and counties you actually serve, clean up citations and fix technical issues like slow pages or broken structured data. For statewide or national B2B firms, we target industry and product searches instead of local ones.
Google Ads tuned to Texas weather and industries
Texas demand follows the weather. Summer heat drives AC repair, spring brings hail and roof claims, the Gulf Coast watches hurricane season, and a hard freeze can swamp plumbers overnight. We set up campaigns that can scale up quickly when those events hit.
For energy and industrial firms we run narrow search campaigns aimed at buyers and engineers. For e-commerce we use Shopping and Performance Max with careful product feeds. Every account starts with proper conversion tracking.
Working with a remote team from Turkey: time zones and process
Our clock in Turkey stays at UTC+3 through the whole year. Most of Texas uses Central time, 8 to 9 hours behind us; El Paso on Mountain time is 9 to 10 hours behind. That means live calls in your early morning or our late evening, and async updates for everything else: a shared project board, written progress notes and short screen recordings.
After a free intro call, we send a written proposal in English with scope and milestones. You review designs and test builds on the board, approve each stage, and we stay on after launch for support.
How we work
Every project follows the same five steps. At each one you know who you're talking to and what you'll receive.
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Free intro call
We talk through your business, goals and budget, and look at your current setup together if useful.
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Written proposal
Scope, delivery date and price, itemised in writing. No surprise extras later.
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Design and build
We work in short cycles; a preview link lets you follow progress and comment at any time.
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Launch
We set up the domain, hosting, Search Console and analytics, then take the project live.
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Support and growth
We stay reachable after launch: fixes, new features, SEO and ad optimisation.
Web design in Texas: FAQ
Do you have an office in Texas?
No. Weras Labs has no office, staff or phone number in Texas. Our team works remotely from Turkey, and Texas projects run on video calls, a shared board and English-language proposals. You speak with the senior developer building your site, not an account manager.
How do you deal with the time difference?
We hold live calls in your early morning, which is our evening, and keep the rest asynchronous. You get written updates and short videos, so feedback rarely waits for a meeting and work continues while you sleep.
Can you build a bilingual English and Spanish website?
Yes. We build sites with proper language versions, separate URLs and correct hreflang tags so each version can rank. Your team or a translator provides the Spanish copy, or we can work with a translator you trust.
Can you handle storm-season ad spikes for a roofing company?
Yes. We prepare campaigns and landing pages in advance, then raise budgets in the affected areas when hail or hurricane damage hits. We pull back as demand drops, so the budget follows real need.
Do you cover several Texas metros at once?
Yes. Many clients serve more than one metro. We build separate, useful pages and Google Business Profiles for each real location or service area, so Houston and Dallas customers both see relevant information.
Do you work with oilfield and industrial companies?
Yes. We build B2B sites with capability pages, equipment lists, certifications and quote forms, and integrate them with your CRM. We write for buyers and engineers who want specifics, not marketing language.
How do we get started?
Book a free intro call. We discuss your goals, then send a written proposal covering scope, timeline and deliverables. You can take it to partners or your team before deciding.
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Describe what you need in a few sentences. We'll pin down the scope on a free intro call and send a written proposal. You talk directly to the developer.
Social media for Texas businesses
Facebook and Instagram remain the main channels for home services, restaurants and real estate. LinkedIn suits energy, engineering and B2B tech. Spanish-language content can widen your reach in San Antonio, the Valley, El Paso and large parts of Houston and Dallas.
We plan content calendars, write and schedule posts, and run paid campaigns targeted by metro and suburb.