Do you build bilingual English and Spanish websites?
Yes — real Spanish pages at their own URLs with hreflang, translated titles and descriptions, and forms that work in both languages. Not a browser translate widget.

Salinas is about 30 minutes southwest of Hollister — a bigger, faster market with a genuinely bilingual customer base and an economy built on agriculture. Sites that treat Spanish as an afterthought — a translate widget in the corner — lose half the search before it starts.
Spanish routes with their own URLs, their own titles, and hreflang tags rank in Spanish search. A JavaScript translator does not, because there's nothing for a crawler to index.
Commercial buyers search by equipment, capacity, and certification. Those belong on their own pages with specifications, not buried in a paragraph about your company values.
The majority of Salinas search is mobile and often on a constrained connection. Every image is responsive and compressed, and the phone number never waits on a script.
These are complete, multi-page sites you can browse — every page written, every form working.
Direct sales, CSA, and wholesale — the closest fit for an ag operation.
Open the sampleA bilingual-ready trade site with flat-rate pricing and emergency routing.
Open the sampleClinic pages with insurance detail and Spanish-language patient information.
Open the samplePrograms, impact, and volunteer signups for community organizations.
Open the sampleWebsites for Tres Pinos and south-county businesses — ranches, trades, ag services, and the Highway 25 corridor. Built for rural search, weak signal, and long service radiuses.
Websites for Paicines and deep south-county operations — ranches, vineyards, ag services, and Pinnacles-adjacent visitor businesses. Built for wide-radius, low-signal, seasonal search.
Websites for Gilroy, CA businesses built by a nearby San Benito County studio. Competitive local SEO, AI-answer optimization, and lead capture for a busier South Valley market.
Websites for Morgan Hill, CA businesses — professional services, wineries, clinics, and trades. Polished design and technical SEO from a nearby San Benito County studio.
Yes — real Spanish pages at their own URLs with hreflang, translated titles and descriptions, and forms that work in both languages. Not a browser translate widget.
Yes. It's about 30 minutes over the hill, and plenty of our work already crosses into Monterey County.
With specification pages: equipment, capacity, certifications, service radius, and lead times published as text so both buyers and answer engines can compare you directly.
Spanish pages add scope, so most bilingual projects start at the Custom tier — $7,999 outright, or $2,500 down with $200/month for 36 months. A Simple bilingual site is possible when the page count is small.
That's the point of separate Spanish routes. We research how customers actually phrase it in Spanish rather than translating English keywords word for word, which usually produces phrasing nobody searches.
Often yes — images, fonts, and scripts account for most of it. We'll audit first and tell you honestly whether a fix or a rebuild is the better spend.
Yes, and we scope them realistically. Program pages, donation and volunteer flows, and impact reporting are the pieces that matter most.
Tell us about your business. We'll reply with a starting spot and next steps.
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