Still water and mountains on a glassy Kenai Peninsula morning

( Service area · Soldotna, Kenai, Homer & Seward )

Kenai Peninsula web design.
The season is won in the off-season.

On the Peninsula, summer revenue is decided in February, when the Outside traveler is Googling charters and the June calendar either fills or doesn't. Websites, booking tools, and marketing for the businesses that run Alaska's most seasonal economy, and for the year-round ones that keep the lights on after Labor Day, when the RVs head south and left turns come back. Peninsula work we have already shipped: a Soldotna fishing guide site with booking built in, a seven cabin retreat on the Kenai River, and a Soldotna clothing brand's online store, all part of the Alaska web design and marketing we run statewide.

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Quick facts

Serving
Soldotna, Kenai, Homer, Seward, Sterling, Cooper Landing, Ninilchik, Anchor Point
We build
Websites, booking engines, availability calendars, e-commerce, custom web apps
We run
SEO that reaches Lower-48 planners, Local SEO for Peninsula searches, ads, email
Two clocks
Tourism businesses market in winter; resident-serving businesses market year-round, the plans differ
Typical budgets
Websites quoted per project; site care from $195/mo; marketing retainers from $650/mo

What we do here

Websites, booking tools,
and marketing on two clocks.

01 / 05 Web design A charter or lodge site has one job: make someone in Ohio confident enough to put down a deposit. Fast pages, real photos, reviews up front, booking one click away. 02 / 05 Custom builds & web apps Availability calendars, deposit + booking flows, trip-planning tools, gift cards, portals, the custom functionality seasonal operators actually run on. 03 / 05 SEO & GEO "Kenai fishing charter" is searched from Texas more than from Kenai. Ranking for planners, on Google and in AI answers, is the Peninsula's real search game. 04 / 05 Local SEO For the year-round economy, clinics, trades, restaurants, retail in Soldotna and Homer, the three map results at the top of Google work the same as anywhere, with far thinner competition. 05 / 05 Email & CRM Past guests are the cheapest bookings you'll ever get. Follow-up systems that fill next season from this season's client list.
Golden evening light on an Alaska river and mountains

The seasonal economy

Booked by March,
or scrambling by June.

Peninsula tourism runs on a booking window that opens around the holidays and largely closes by spring, travelers planning an Alaska trip lock in charters, lodges, and tours months out. If your site is slow, your reviews are buried, or booking means "call for availability," that deposit goes to the operator one result up. Meanwhile the year-round businesses serving Soldotna and Homer residents face the opposite problem: staying visible after the crowds leave.

  • Your search competition is other operators statewide, and your customer is usually in the Lower 48
  • Reviews carry extra weight when the buyer can't drive by and look at you
  • July dipnetting, silver runs, and cruise days each bring different customers, content can match the calendar
  • Winter is the build season: sites, SEO, and booking systems ship before the window opens

Peninsula questions

Asked often.

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