AI is answering for you.
People ask ChatGPT and Google "best salon near me" and get one answer. Your site decides whether that answer is you.
Websites, branding and social media for small businesses that deserve to be found. Built to show up on Google and in AI answers, simple to keep current, and made to give you hours back every week.
Three sample sites, designed the way I design every project. Client work replaces them as each one launches.
I'm Emily, Em for short. After years building websites, email programs and client content for a large company, I started Em on the Web to bring that to small businesses.
Good design is personal, never complicated. You bring the business. I bring the eye, the tools and the patience for every detail.
The way people find a business has changed. A good website is no longer a nice-to-have; it's the thing that answers for you.
People ask ChatGPT and Google "best salon near me" and get one answer. Your site decides whether that answer is you.
The right words, in the right places, put you in front of people already looking for exactly what you do.
Booking, hours, prices and the same ten questions, answered online. Fewer calls, fewer DMs, more time for the actual work.
Three spots, reserved for the first three projects. Each placeholder becomes a real quote, name and business.
Your first client review goes here. Two or three sentences about what changed for their business.
A second review. Ideally about the process: how easy it was, how quickly it happened.
A third, about results: more bookings, fewer phone calls, a site they're proud to share.
Introductory starting prices. The final quote depends on pages, content and features.
Answer the questionnaire and I take it from there. No commitment, no fine print.
A website that shows up, a brand that holds together, and social media handled, so your business works while you're busy running it.
Starting prices. Every project is quoted up front, before any work begins.
Domain, hosting, paid integrations and major copywriting are quoted separately.
Everything important in one polished scroll. For a launch, a menu or a business that just needs to be findable.
The keywords, Google Business Profile and plain-language pages that get you recommended by Google and AI assistants.
Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and X, posted on a plan and in your voice, so you can get back to work.
A logo direction, palette, type and editable templates that make everything look like one business.
Flyers, brochures, menus and event pieces, print-ready and sized for social.
Pick the rhythm that fits. Pause any time; cancel with a month's notice.
For a site that needs small changes now and then.
For a business with seasons, events or specials.
For an owner who wants it handled.
Introductory prices. Bigger posting schedules, ads and photography are quoted separately.
Four steps. You always know what's happening, what's next and when. It starts with ten minutes from you.
Tell me about your business, your clients and what you need. It saves as you go, so finish whenever.
Start It NowI read your answers first, then we talk for thirty minutes. You get a written quote and timeline the same week.
A first look in about a week, then two rounds of refinements. Every screen is checked on a phone before it's called done.
A walkthrough, your templates and everything live. Ongoing plans are there if you want them, and never required.
A refresh or one-page site usually takes two to three weeks. The Essentials runs about four weeks, and The Signature six to eight, depending on how quickly content and photos come together.
You know your business best, so I'll ask for the raw material: your services, prices, hours and a few sentences about you. I shape and tidy it. Major copywriting is quoted separately.
Yes. Every project ends with a walkthrough, and the simple things (hours, prices, photos) are built to be easy. For everything else, monthly maintenance starts at $50.
If you already have them, I work with what you have. If not, I'll recommend reliable, low-cost options and set them up with you. Those costs are paid directly to the provider.
More people now ask ChatGPT or Google's AI "best salon near Nyack" than scroll search results. I write your pages, titles and FAQ in the plain, specific language those tools pull from, set up your Google Business Profile, and pick the handful of keywords worth owning in your area.
No. Nyack is home and I love meeting Rockland and Westchester clients in person, but every project runs just as well over video and email. Clients anywhere are welcome.
Ten minutes on the questionnaire. A written quote within the week.
Three sample businesses, designed the way I design yours: considered layouts, purposeful type and exactly enough personality.
A fictional Nyack salon that books most of its clients from Instagram and wants the website to finally do the same job.
A fictional yoga and Pilates studio whose old site buried the schedule three clicks deep.
A fictional home-goods shop that wanted the website to feel like walking in the door.
The same concepts, carried into the pieces a business hands out, posts and pins to the wall.
Pieces I'm working on now. Each one is a placeholder until it's ready; the first could be yours.
Start with the questionnaire. Ten minutes, then I take over.
The designer, problem-solver and person behind Em on the Web.
I'm Emily, a Nyack-based designer with a background in digital engagement: years of building websites, email programs and client-facing content for a large company, and learning what makes people actually read, click and come back.
I started Em on the Web because I love the space where beautiful design meets practical technology. Small businesses deserve websites and materials that look professional, feel personal and make the everyday a little easier.
I use smart tools, including AI, to speed up the behind-the-scenes work. The creative decisions, the attention to detail and the final review are always mine.
Tell Me About Your ProjectDesign that starts with your business instead of squeezing you into a one-size-fits-all look.
A straightforward process, clear expectations and room to make it your own.
A website should do more than look pretty. It should help people take the next step.
Small, independent and serious about the work. If that's you, we'll get along.
The questionnaire takes ten minutes. The reply takes two business days.
A big idea, a quick question, or a website that's overdue for a rebuild. I reply within two business days.
Starting from scratch or refreshing what's already there, a little information helps us find the right place to begin.
Four quick fields for a question or a first hello. Ready to begin? The Project Questionnaire gathers everything I need to quote your project.
If your email app didn't open, copy this and send it to emilyreimer17@gmail.com.
Six short sections, about ten minutes. Your answers save in this browser as you go, so you can come back and finish later. At the end, one tap sends them to me.