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WEBSITE DESIGN & LOCAL SEO IN NEW BRUNSWICK.

New Brunswick is Canada's only officially bilingual province, and your customers search in English, French or both. We build sites and local search setups that meet them in the language they actually type.

THE NEW BRUNSWICK MARKET

local context

Three cities carry most of the province's commerce. Moncton is the logistics and call-centre hub with a strong Acadian presence, Saint John is the port and industrial city on the Bay of Fundy, and Fredericton is the capital, home to government offices and the University of New Brunswick. A contractor based in one of them often works in the other two.

Outside the cities, the economy leans on forestry, fishing, farming and tourism. The Acadian Peninsula and the northeast are largely French-speaking, while the southwest along the Saint John River valley is mostly English-speaking. Shops in Shediac, Bouctouche or Caraquet see summer visitors who search very differently from year-round locals.

Weather shapes demand here. Nor'easters, heavy snow and long freeze-thaw springs keep roofers, snow removal crews and furnace and heat pump installers busy, while the Fundy coast and the warm beaches along the Northumberland Strait bring a summer rush for restaurants, cottages and tour operators.

HOW NEW BRUNSWICK SEARCHES

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A homeowner in Dieppe with a leaking roof may type 'couvreur Dieppe' while their neighbour types 'roofer Moncton' for the same job. Heat pump installs, oil-to-electric conversions and ice dam repair come up hard every winter, and many people pick from the map results before scrolling to the regular links. If your business only shows up for one language, you are invisible to part of the market.

Visitors driving the coast search from their phones for lobster suppers, seafood takeout and cafes open near the beach, usually a few hours before they eat. In the cities, salon and barbershop searches lean on 'near me' and on reviews read in both languages. Shops in uptown Saint John or downtown Fredericton benefit when their hours and holiday closures are correct on Google.

Searches we plan pages, profiles and ads around here:

  • roofer moncton
  • thermopompe dieppe
  • lobster supper shediac
  • plumber saint john nb
  • coiffeuse fredericton

WHAT WE DO IN NEW BRUNSWICK

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A website live in 24–48 hours

We design, write and launch your website in 24 to 48 hours from kickoff, usually within 48 hours once we have your logo, any photos and what you sell. For New Brunswick businesses we can build it in English and French from day one, with a clear language switch, so an Acadian customer and an anglophone customer each get a full page in their language. It is mobile-first and fast, with tap-to-call for people standing on a ladder or in a parking lot. We write the text, and you read it over before it goes live and again once it is up.

How our 48-hour websites work.

Google Business Profile optimisation

If your business is eligible, we claim, set up and optimise your Google Business Profile with the right categories, services, hours, photos and posts. A crew that covers Greater Moncton and the Shediac shore can list itself as a service-area business and hide its home address. We keep your name, address or service area and phone number consistent across directories, and we never create listings at addresses you do not operate from. You keep owner access the whole time.

More on local SEO and optimising a Business Profile.

Local Google and Meta ads

We build and manage Google Ads search campaigns and Meta ads with location targeting drawn around the towns you actually serve, whether that is the tri-city Moncton area or the Miramichi. Ads can run in both official languages, each with its own keywords and negative keywords. Calls, forms and bookings are tracked so you can see what each campaign brings in. Nobody can guarantee leads, since ad platforms run auctions, but you will see real numbers in a monthly report.

See Google and Meta ads.

BY INDUSTRY

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FAQ

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Do I need my website in both English and French in New Brunswick?

The law that requires French on commercial sites is Quebec's, not New Brunswick's, so for most private businesses it is a choice. Many owners here still go bilingual because their customers search in both languages. Check with your provincial regulator or trade association if you work in a regulated field.

Can one Google Business Profile cover Moncton, Dieppe and Riverview?

A service-area business can list the areas it serves on one profile rather than creating a listing in each town. Google decides how you show up based mainly on relevance, distance and prominence. We set the service area to match where you really work.

My business is seasonal on the coast. Is a website still worth it?

Summer visitors plan on their phones, often the same day, so a fast page with hours, menu or prices and a map link does a lot of work in a short season. In the off-season the same site can promote gift cards, bookings or reopening dates. We can update it when your season changes.

Can you run ads that only reach Fredericton and not the whole province?

Yes. Google and Meta both let us target a city, a radius or a list of postal areas. We start tight around where you work and adjust from the monthly report.

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Book a free 15-minute strategy call and tell us where in New Brunswick you work and which languages your customers use. No contracts, cancel anytime.

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