Aerial view of Billings, Montana and the Yellowstone River

Huntley · Worden · Ballantine

Websites for Huntley Project businesses

Out on the Project, people know each other. The ones who do not are searching online, and that is who a website is for.

Huntley Project

Small towns,
wide service areas.

Huntley, Worden, and Ballantine grew up along the Huntley Project irrigation district east of Billings, and a lot of the economy is still farms, ranches, and the people who keep them running. Businesses out here often cover a big area: a mechanic or fencing crew might work from Pompeys Pillar to the Billings Heights.

Because the towns are small, Google does not always have many local results to show, so it fills in with Billings businesses. A clear website and a Google Business Profile with an honest service area give you a real shot at those searches.

Plenty of Project businesses do not need much: a page that explains what you do, the area you cover, and how to reach you. That is what the one-page build is for.

What helps on the Project

Where we would start

Ag and ranch services

Clear pages for equipment repair, custom work, fencing, hauling, and other services, with the area you cover spelled out.

Service area setup

A Google Business Profile that lists Huntley, Worden, Ballantine, and the parts of Billings you serve, without publishing a home address if you work from home.

Built for rural signal

Hand-coded pages stay light, so they load on a weak cell connection out on a county road.

Reviews that travel

A simple way to collect Google reviews from customers you already have, which helps when you are competing with Billings results.

Reviews

What clients wrote

"no text"
Billy Brasher, Google review
"Very clean and professional job very happy"
Haily Fisher, Google review
"Very knowledgeable and responsive so we get awesome support. Plus, his personable demeanor makes it an easy and pleasant conversation when we contact him with our crisis. :)"
Slats Grobneck, Google review

Read all reviews See the portfolio

FAQ

Common questions

Do you work with businesses in Huntley, Worden, and Ballantine?

Yes. The Huntley Project is part of our Yellowstone County service area.

I work from home. Can I still get on Google Maps?

Yes. Google supports service area businesses that hide their address and list the towns they cover instead.

How much does a website cost?

The one-page build is $500 plus a required hosting and care plan. Bigger sites are quoted after a free strategy call.

Can you take drone photos of my operation?

Drone photo and video is a separate service with published packages. See the drone page for options and travel details.

Build your Project site

Tell us what you do and how far you travel. Free strategy call, reply within one business day. Or call (406) 272-5734.

Hero photo: "Billings MT and Yellowstone River" by Ron Reiring, CC BY 2.0. Color adjusted and cropped.