Port Moody has called itself the City of the Arts since 2004, and its businesses tend to have a point of view. Moody Centre keeps the older storefronts along St. Johns Street and Clarke Street. Brewers Row on Murray Street draws a crowd to its tasting rooms beside Rocky Point Park. Newport Village and Suter Brook, near Inlet Centre Station, mix restaurants, clinics, salons and boutiques at the foot of the towers.
One of our clients is here. For HR Next Door, a fractional HR consultancy, we built a WordPress website with twelve service pages, a free HR Audit Toolkit that needs no email address to download, client reviews and a blog.
Nametech Canada is based in Surrey and works with Port Moody businesses in person or by video.
Nametech Canada is a Surrey website design company with a client in Port Moody: HR Next Door, a fractional HR consultancy whose WordPress site we built with twelve service pages and a free HR Audit Toolkit.
We design websites and brands and do the web development for small businesses in Moody Centre, along Brewers Row, and in Newport Village and Suter Brook. We come to you or meet by video, after a free 30-minute assessment.
We meet at your studio, clinic or shop, at a café in Newport Village or near Rocky Point, or on a video call. Our office is in Surrey, so we plan in-person visits around your schedule and handle the quick check-ins online.
Owner-run businesses rarely have time for long workshops. We ask for one good conversation and whatever brand material you have, then come back with a draft you can react to. Reacting is faster than briefing, and the second draft is usually close.
In a city where people care how things look, a template site stands out for the wrong reason. Our web designers work from your brand: your colours, your photography, your tone. If the brand needs work first, we design the logo and guidelines, then carry them into the site.
What the site does depends on the business. A tasting room or restaurant needs hours, menus, events and a way to sell merchandise or gift cards online. A clinic or salon needs booking that works on a phone. A consultant needs service pages that explain the work and a reason to get in touch, which is what the HR Audit Toolkit does for HR Next Door.
Social media is a big part of how businesses here get found, so we can plan and produce posts and reels for you on Instagram and Facebook, from a calendar you approve.
Start with a free 30-minute assessment. We go through your website, your Google Business Profile and your social channels ahead of the call, and you leave with a written list of what to fix first, in order.
If you want us to do the work, we agree on the scope and one price before anything begins, so a small business knows the full cost on day one. Book on the contact page, or write to info@nametech.ca.
Case studies
A complete WordPress website for Port Moody's HR Next Door, with twelve service pages, a free HR Audit Toolkit lead magnet, client reviews and SEO-optimized content for fractional HR support across BC's Tri-Cities.
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From one page to a complex platform, built custom around your business.
Logos and brand kits built to be used, carried into your website and email.
Posts, reels and stories on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn, every one checked.
Google Ads counted in real calls, forms and booked jobs, in an account you own.
Found on Google, in Maps and in AI answers, and measured in Search Console.
Already on WordPress? We fix, secure, speed up and extend the site you have.
FAQ's
Yes. Nametech Canada is a website design company in Surrey, and Port Moody is part of the area we serve in person. One of our clients, HR Next Door, is a Port Moody consultancy. We design custom websites, customize existing WordPress sites, and look after branding, SEO and social media, so a small business can keep everything with one team.
A WordPress website built around the brand's blue door idea: the person next door you can knock on when you need HR. It has twelve service pages, a downloadable HR Audit Toolkit for BC businesses, a contact form with a Google map, client reviews with star ratings, a blog, a newsletter sign-up and an intro video. Every page was written with local search in mind. The full case study is in our portfolio.
Yes. These sites succeed on the basics done well: today's hours, the current menu or tap list, upcoming events, good photos and directions, all easy to update from a phone. We can add an online store for merchandise, gift cards or class bookings, and show the Instagram account you already post to, so the home page never looks stale.
Yes, and we prefer it when the brand is already strong. Send us the logo files, colours, fonts and any photography, and the website design starts from there. Where a brand guide has gaps, for example no web fonts or no button styles, we fill them in and hand back an updated guide. If all you have is a logo, we can build the fuller brand kit as part of the project.
Yes, and for a Port Moody business we keep the targeting tight to the city and the rest of the Tri-Cities. We count real calls and forms rather than clicks, send each click to a page built for that one offer, and tell you each month which calls became customers. Google bills the ad spend to you, and our management fee is separate.
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