Your website should help you compete, not just exist.
Stamm Web Creations connects web design, local search, content, and ongoing WordPress support for small service businesses that need the site to do more than look finished.
The first step is not a package. It is finding out what the business, the market, and the search data are already telling us.
Based in Edmond, Oklahoma. Kansas roots. Direct work with Greg Stamm.
Greg Stamm
Owner-led since 2010
(405) 315-8724
Good websites keep working after the handoff.
I stay with the websites I build and the ones I inherit. That means I see what happens after launch: what people search, what pages get found, what gets ignored, what breaks, and what eventually turns into a call.
That feedback changes how I design the next page and how I improve the one already live.
The design is not finished when the design is finished.
Build it. Make the offer clear.
Watch it. See how people and search engines respond.
Improve it. Fix the weak points instead of defending them.
DOCUMENTED WORK
Proof is more useful than promises.
A recent client case study shows what happened when the work became more specific. These are Search Console results from November 2025 through May 2026, not guarantees for another business.
ORGANIC CLICKS
+103%
SEARCH VISIBILITY
+13
PAGE PERFORMANCE
+233%
I study markets instead of guessing at them.
The first Stamm benchmark reviewed 50 Wichita-area small-business websites using the same ten observable criteria across five business sectors. The purpose was not to manufacture a sales conclusion. It was to document what strong local businesses actually show customers before the call.
Start with what is actually happening.
Look at the market, the website, search behavior, and visible business signals before deciding what deserves attention.
Look for patterns, not one-off examples.
Compare businesses, pages, and market conditions so one competitor or one ranking does not become the entire strategy.
Make the change the evidence supports.
The answer might be a page, stronger proof, better structure, clearer content, or something outside the website entirely.
Find out whether it helped.
Watch search visibility, clicks, inquiries, and other useful signals before deciding what deserves another round of work.
Two markets. No copy-and-paste playbook.
Stamm Web Creations is based in Edmond and has roots in Derby. The company serves businesses in both states openly, without rented-address theater or pretending to have an office where it does not.
The constant is who does the work. Clients in either state work directly with Greg, while the website, content, and local strategy are built around the market the business actually has to compete in.
One business. Four connected jobs.
Build the place people decide whether to trust you.
New sites, redesigns, and practical improvements for businesses that need the website to look credible, work on mobile, and make the next step obvious.
Help the right customer find the right page.
Search work guided by evidence, structure, local relevance, and what the market is actually showing.
Give each page a reason to exist.
Service pages, decision-stage content, case studies, and local detail built around a real business purpose.
Keep the thing running after launch.
Updates, repairs, hosting support, and the unglamorous work that keeps a business website usable.
Work directly with the person doing the work.
The first Stamm website started in Derby, Kansas, in 2005. Paid client work followed, and the company has spent sixteen years working directly with small businesses.
There is no account-manager relay. The person who hears the problem is the person editing the site, reading the data, and deciding what should happen next.
2005
First Stamm website built.
16 YEARS
Owner-led work with small businesses since 2010.
Tell me what is not working.
You do not need to diagnose the site before you call. Bring the ranking change, the weak page, the old design, the lead problem, or the thing that simply feels off.
I will tell you what I see and what deserves attention first.
No package picker. No account-manager relay. No ranking guarantees.