of consumers research a business online before they ever walk in.
Web design studio · Nationwide
Websites thatcaptivateand convert.
Custom websites for small businesses — professional, fast, and built to bring in real customers. No templates. No fluff. Just results.
CustomQuoted to the project
2 wksAverage delivery
100%Satisfaction guaranteed
50States served
Why Brock Bros Media
Built for small business. Built to convert.
Most small businesses are losing customers because their online presence is not pulling its weight. We change that.
judge a company’s credibility from the website alone.
of searches now happen on a phone.
faster growth, on average, with a strong online presence.
Real people. Direct communication.
You work with the person building the site. No middlemen and no runaround.
Done in 2 weeks, not 6 months.
Professional sites ship in about two weeks, so the business starts being found.
A quote that fits the work.
Every project is different, so the number is set after we understand it. You approve that number before we start. No hourly billing and no surprise invoices.
We do not disappear after launch.
Every site includes support, a walkthrough, and a person who picks up.
Services
Custom, from the first pixel.
Every project is built to match the brand, the goal, and the customer.
Custom Web Design
A mobile-first website that looks credible on arrival and gives Google a clean foundation.
- Up to 5 custom pages
- SEO foundation
- Lead capture forms
- 2-week delivery
- 30 days of support
E-Commerce Stores
A complete store: secure checkout, product management, and a path customers finish.
- Custom storefront
- Secure payments
- Inventory and accounts
- 4–6 week delivery
- 180 days of support
Digital Marketing
Social, search, content, and paid ads so the right people keep finding the business.
- SEO and content
- Paid media
- Email setup
- Monthly reporting
- Ongoing support
Hosting & Maintenance
The site stays fast, secure, and looked after. Updates, backups, and a person to call when something needs to change.
- Managed hosting and monitoring
- Backups and security updates
- Content and small page edits
- Uptime watch and a real reply
- A monthly rhythm, not a ticket void
Brand Design
The mark, the type, the color, and the rules that keep a business looking like itself — on the site and everywhere else.
- Logo and lockup
- Color, type, and a simple system
- Business cards and social marks
- Guidance the website can use
- Files you can hand to a printer
Scoped to the project.
No public rate card. After we understand the work, you get a number. That number is the one you approve before anything is designed.
Starter
A focused site · about two weeks
- Up to 5 custom pages
- Contact form
- SEO foundation
- Google Analytics
- 2 rounds of revisions
Professional
A fuller site · closer to three weeks
- Up to 10 custom pages
- Premium custom design
- Advanced SEO
- Blog and lead capture
- Unlimited revisions
E-Commerce
A store · timed to the catalog
- Custom online store
- Payments and inventory
- Customer accounts
- Email automation
- Full training
Who we serve
Businesses that live on trust.
Salons & Barbershops
Show the work and be the studio people find first.
Trades & Contractors
A credible site earns the call before a competitor does.
Restaurants & Caterers
Menu, reservations, and a first impression with intent.
Pet Services
Owners research carefully. The site should make the choice obvious.
Lawn & Landscaping
Show the work and make a quote request effortless.
Cleaning Services
Trust has to be visible before anyone hands over a key.
Artists & Creatives
A portfolio that turns visitors into booked clients.
Any Service Business
If customers can look you up, the website should be working.
Process
Simple. Fast. No stress.
01
Free consultation
A 15-minute call. We learn the business and what the site needs to do.
02
Design & build
Built from scratch. You review it, and we refine until it is right.
03
Review & approve
Nothing goes live without your approval.
04
Launch & grow
We launch it, walk you through it, and stay available.
100%
Not happy? We will make it right.
If you are not completely happy with the finished website, we keep working until you are — or we refund you in full.
Portfolio
The pages we would want you to judge us by.
Ella’s is a wholesale florist. Ribman is a barbecue food truck. Glass Gardens sells finished terrariums. FutureSpace designs commercial interiors. Scroll each frame, then read the notes.
Ella’s Floral Group VIEW ONLY
Seasonal florals
Flowers, composed for the moment.
Weddings, weekly arrangements, and installations for rooms that should feel remembered.
This season
Weddings
A room, dressed once.
Personal flowers, ceremony pieces, and the tables between them, designed as one composition.
The problem
Two different people were arriving at the same thin listing. A florist needed to know what stems were in the house. A family needed wedding flowers, a funeral piece, or corsages for prom and homecoming.
What we built
A site with a wholesale front and three event paths that are not mixed together. Wholesale shows the season. Weddings, funerals, and corsages each have their own page, and every order starts with the occasion and the date.
Design decisions
The flowers carry the color. Funerals are set apart from weddings on purpose. Corsages are their own order, with the date of the dance on the form.
The result
A shop can see what to order this week. A family can ask for a wedding, a funeral, or corsages without being sent through one generic form.
Ribman Barbecue VIEW ONLY
The problem
Ribman is a food truck and a catering company, not a dining room. Menus, dates, and headcounts were living in messages. Someone planning a lunch or a backyard had no clear way to book the truck.
What we built
A catering site built around the truck. The board lists ribs, brisket, pulled pork, chicken, and the sides. Booking asks for the date, the headcount, and where the truck should park.
Design decisions
Charcoal, one ember color, and photography close enough to see the bark. There is no table reservation and no dining-room hours. The action is “Book the truck.”
The result
An event can be pictured and requested in one pass: the meat, the sides, the size of the crowd, and the address.
Glass Gardens VIEW ONLY
The collection
A world, under glass.
Four pieces from the house. Specimens, vessels, and the color the sun makes through glass.
Glass, then green.
The houses open with the morning and close when the light goes.
The problem
Glass Gardens makes neat, finished terrariums. The pieces were convincing in person and almost impossible to buy. There was no shop, and no way to choose one world and take it home.
What we built
An e-commerce site. The collection is the front door. Each terrarium has its own view: the planting, the vessel, how it likes to be kept, and a way to add it to a bag.
Design decisions
A pale ground and deep green type, so the glass stays the brightest thing on the page. Pieces are shown as single objects. Nothing counts down over the terrarium.
The result
A finished terrarium can be seen, understood, and purchased without a message thread. The shop looks as considered as the piece it is selling.
FutureSpace VIEW ONLY
Workspace
Work, set up for what is next.
A floor with manners.
Phone rooms that close. A table long enough for a critique. Daylight on the north side.
The problem
FutureSpace designs commercial interiors. A company about to commit to its offices was landing on a page that did not show the work, or the three things the firm does: design, management, and representation for the owner.
What we built
A studio website organized the way a project runs. Selected interiors come first. Design, management, and owner representation are named separately. A new project starts with how the business uses its space.
Design decisions
Dark, exact, and photographic. No coworking clichés and no membership tiers, because FutureSpace is not a shared office. The type stays out of the way of the rooms.
The result
A client can see the kind of interior the firm makes and start a project without guessing whether this is a furniture showroom or a landlord.
Contact
Tell us about the business.
A quote request goes to mike@brockbrosmedia.com. Or book a free 15-minute call.
mike@brockbrosmedia.com
(614) 800-0180
United States, nationwide
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Territory
All 50 states.
The studio is in Columbus, Ohio. The work goes wherever the business is. A consultation is a call, and launch does not depend on sharing a zip code.
Studio · Columbus, Ohio
Questions
Before you write.
01How fast can a site launch?+
Most custom marketing sites are delivered in about two weeks. A Professional build is closer to three. A full online store is typically four to six weeks.
02Do you work with businesses outside one city?+
Yes. Brock Bros Media serves the entire United States. The studio is in Columbus, and the consultation is a call.
03How is a project priced?+
There is no public rate card. After the consultation we send a quote for the actual scope. The number you approve is the number you pay, and it does not move unless the scope does.
04What if the finished site is not what I wanted?+
We keep working on it until you are happy with it, or we refund you in full.
05Who will I actually talk to?+
Mike, the founder and lead designer, and Carter, his brother, who leads new business. The people you meet are the people doing the work.
Meet the team
Two brothers. One studio.
Mike designs the work. Carter brings the next client through the door and stays with them until the scope is clear. You talk to the two of them.
Founder & lead designer
Mike
You work with the person who actually designs the site.
Mike is the founder and lead designer of Brock Bros Media. Every site the studio ships is designed with him in the work.
He builds for small businesses across the United States: salons, restaurants, trades, shops, and service companies that need a website as credible as the work they already do. One conversation, a quote that matches the work, and a finished site measured in weeks.
Before a layout is drawn, he learns how the business actually earns a customer. The design follows that. Clear pages, fast on a phone, and built so the right people can find them.
New Business Development Manager
Carter
The first conversation, and the person who makes sure a new client is understood before the design begins.
Carter leads new business for Brock Bros Media. He is the conversation an owner has before a single page is designed: what the company does, who it is for, and what the website has to earn back.
He finds the businesses that are excellent at the work and quiet online. He listens long enough to hear the real problem, then turns that into a clear scope Mike can build. The brief comes from the same family that does the design.
A quote, in his hands, is a promise. The number matches the project, the next step is plain, and someone picks up after the kickoff. For a small business, that is the difference between a vendor and a partner.
Carter is Mike’s brother. He joined the studio so the design would have someone whose whole job is the relationship: new clients, clear expectations, and the follow-through that keeps a project moving.
Brothers
From the Midwest, on purpose.
Mike and Carter are brothers from the Midwest, and Brock Bros Media is the two of them deciding to build this together. The businesses they grew up around were usually run by the people whose names were on the door. A good shop. A full Friday night. A crew that shows up when the heat goes out. The craft was already there. The website was usually the quiet part.
They still talk about it the way brothers do, across a table once the plates are gone. Mike can see the site an owner deserves: calm, fast on a phone, obvious about the next step. Carter can sit with that owner and hear the part that is harder to say. The phone is slower than it should be. The old site looks tired. Someone with a weaker product is booking the work.
So they put both instincts in one studio. Mike designs and builds. Carter leads new business, so the right owners find them and arrive already understood. The hope is an old Midwest one: help a small business look as credible online as it is in person, and let that trust turn into revenue. More calls. More reserved tables. More people who show up already convinced.
The photograph is the whole introduction. Two brothers, one studio, and a lot of owners who needed the website taken as seriously as the work.