We Build Websites for Korean Businesses in America

If you run a Korean-owned business in the United States, there is a good chance your entire online presence is an Instagram account, a phone number passed around by word of mouth, and maybe a listing on a community site you signed up for years ago and never looked at again.

That works — until it doesn't. The customer who heard about you from a friend searches your name on Google, finds nothing, and books somewhere else. The second-generation customer who prefers English can't read your Instagram captions. The local customer who has never heard of a Korean community site will simply never find you at all.

We build websites that fix this. Not templates, not page builders, not something you have to maintain yourself — a real website, built for your business, that starts working for you the day it goes live.

What your website actually does for you

It answers the phone before you do. Your services, your prices or quote policy, your hours, your address with a map, your photos — all the questions customers call to ask are answered before they call. The calls you do get are from people who are already ready to book.

It works in more than one language. We build Korean and English versions as standard, and each version is findable on Google in its own language. A Korean customer searching in Korean finds you. Their English-speaking daughter searching in English finds you too. If your neighborhood needs Vietnamese, Spanish, or Chinese, we can add those as well.

It loads instantly. Most small business websites are slow, and slow sites lose customers before the first photo appears — especially on a phone, which is where nearly all of your customers are. Ours load in the blink of an eye, anywhere in the country.

It calls you with one tap. Every page has a call button. A customer taps it, their phone dials your number, and the booking conversation starts. No contact forms that nobody checks, no middleman apps taking a cut.

It costs nothing to keep running. This is the part that surprises people. There is no monthly hosting bill and no maintenance subscription. You pay for the build once, plus about ten dollars a year for your web address. Rented website builders quietly collect thirty, fifty, eighty dollars a month forever — over three years that is more than the cost of building a site you actually own.

What we've built

• one11image.com — the personal site of a Korean hair stylist working in Katy, Texas. It runs in English, Korean, and Vietnamese, because that is who her customers are. Photo portfolio, service guide, one-tap phone booking.
• topoftrading.com — a corporate site for a golf equipment wholesale company, built to give business buyers confidence and route quote requests straight to the owner.

Take a minute and open them on your phone. That is the level of finish your business would get.

What we need from you

People assume building a website means weeks of meetings and homework. Here is the entire list of what we actually need:

• Your business name, and what you do in one line. "Korean BBQ restaurant in Carrollton." "Residential remodeling in Houston." That's enough.
• Your phone number — the one customers should call.
• A few photos, if you have them. Three to five photos of your shop, your food, your work. If you don't have any, that is genuinely fine; we design the site so it looks complete without them, and you can add photos later.
• Anything you like the look of, if something comes to mind. A competitor's site, a style you admire. Optional. If you have no idea, we'll propose a direction and you just say yes or no.

You send that by email — even just the name and phone number to start — and we come back with a quote and a plan. You review a link when the draft is ready. That is the whole process from your side. No technical homework, ever.

After it's live

A website nobody can find is a business card in a drawer, so we don't stop at "it's built." We register your site with Google, submit the sitemap, set up the preview card that appears when your link is shared in KakaoTalk or iMessage, and connect your domain properly with a secure certificate. When your hours change or you want new photos up, you tell us and we update it.

Get a quote

Email jjokerba@gmail.com. Tell us what your business is and what you'd like — one or two sentences is plenty. We reply with a quote, a timeline, and what a first draft would look like.

You've spent years building a business worth finding. Let's make sure people can find it.