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Web Designer & Developer

Build fast, conversion-focused websites that help sewer, drain, and trenchless companies generate more qualified leads.

No Dig Trenchless Marketing is looking for a Web Designer & Developer who understands that a service-business website is not just a visual project.

It needs to support:

  • SEO
  • Google Ads
  • Local visibility
  • Conversion
  • Lead capture
  • Analytics
  • CRM integration

This is a remote role focused on building and improving websites for U.S.-based service businesses.

About No Dig Trenchless Marketing

No Dig Trenchless Marketing is a specialized digital marketing agency serving:

  • Sewer repair companies
  • Drain cleaning companies
  • Trenchless contractors
  • Pipe lining businesses
  • Hydro jetting companies
  • Drainage contractors
  • Plumbing and drain companies
  • Septic companies

Our services include:

  • SEO
  • Google Business Profile management
  • Google Ads
  • Website design and development
  • Reputation management
  • AI search optimization
  • Lead generation
  • LeadWise and CRM automation

Our websites are built to support the entire marketing system.

About the Role

The Web Designer & Developer will be responsible for building and improving websites and landing pages that are:

  • Fast
  • Mobile-friendly
  • Easy to use
  • SEO-ready
  • Conversion-focused
  • Easy to track
  • Easy to integrate with lead systems

You may work on:

  • Full website builds
  • Website redesigns
  • Landing pages
  • Service pages
  • Location pages
  • Forms
  • CRM integrations
  • Tracking setup
  • Technical SEO implementation
  • Website migrations
  • Performance optimization

This role combines design judgment with practical development and marketing awareness.

What You'll Be Responsible For

Website Design

Create layouts that are clear, modern, and built around the customer journey.

You should think about:

  • Above-the-fold messaging
  • CTA placement
  • Service hierarchy
  • Trust signals
  • Reviews
  • Real project photos
  • Forms
  • Mobile usability

The goal is not to create a website that simply looks impressive.

The goal is to help the business generate leads.

Conversion-Focused UX

You should understand how service-business customers behave.

A homeowner searching for emergency sewer repair should not have to:

  • Search for the phone number
  • Click through multiple menus
  • Read a long introduction before finding the service
  • Complete an unnecessarily complicated form

Good UX should make the next step obvious.

Responsive Development

Websites need to work properly across:

  • Desktop
  • Tablet
  • Mobile

Mobile usability is especially important because many local-service searches happen from phones.

You should test:

  • Navigation
  • Forms
  • Buttons
  • Images
  • Tables
  • CTAs
  • Phone links
  • Layout

on multiple screen sizes.

Landing Page Development

Build landing pages for:

  • Google Ads
  • SEO
  • Service campaigns
  • Local campaigns

A landing page should closely match:

  • Search intent
  • Ad messaging
  • Service
  • Location
  • Conversion goal

You should understand why sending all paid traffic to a generic homepage may reduce performance.

Service Page Development

Support SEO strategies by creating pages for important services such as:

  • Sewer repair
  • Drain cleaning
  • Hydro jetting
  • Sewer camera inspection
  • Pipe lining
  • Pipe bursting
  • Trenchless repair

Pages should be structured around:

  • Clear hierarchy
  • Content readability
  • CTAs
  • Reviews
  • FAQs
  • Real images
  • Internal links

Location Page Development

Build location pages that support local SEO while avoiding repetitive template-only design.

Location pages should allow room for:

  • Service information
  • Local reviews
  • Project examples
  • Local FAQs
  • Nearby service areas
  • Calls to action

Form Development

Create and integrate forms for:

  • Service requests
  • Estimates
  • Inspections
  • Contact
  • Lead generation
  • Careers

Forms should be:

  • Easy to use
  • Mobile-friendly
  • Properly validated
  • Connected to the correct system
  • Trackable

LeadWise Integration

Integrate LeadWise forms and workflows where required.

This may include:

  • Form embeds
  • Hidden fields
  • Source tracking
  • Position or service identification
  • Lead routing
  • Confirmation states
  • Mobile testing

The website and CRM should work together.

CRM & Automation Integration

You may collaborate with marketing operations to connect websites with:

  • LeadWise
  • GoHighLevel
  • CRM pipelines
  • Appointment systems
  • Lead notifications
  • Follow-up workflows

You do not need to build every automation yourself, but you should understand the integration points.

Analytics & Tracking

Help ensure important website actions can be measured.

This may include:

  • Google Analytics 4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Form submission tracking
  • Phone click tracking
  • CTA tracking
  • Landing-page tracking

You should be comfortable implementing or supporting basic conversion tracking.

Technical SEO Implementation

Work with the SEO team to implement technical requirements such as:

  • SEO-friendly page structure
  • Heading hierarchy
  • Metadata
  • Internal links
  • Schema
  • Canonicals
  • Redirects
  • Sitemap support
  • Indexation settings

You do not need to be the SEO strategist, but you should understand how development decisions affect search performance.

Schema Implementation

Implement structured data where appropriate.

Examples may include:

  • Organization
  • LocalBusiness
  • Service
  • Person
  • Breadcrumb
  • FAQ
  • Article

Schema should reflect visible, accurate content.

Page Speed & Performance

Optimize websites for:

  • Fast loading
  • Image performance
  • Script efficiency
  • Caching
  • Core Web Vitals
  • Mobile performance

You should understand common causes of poor speed and how to address them.

Image Optimization

Handle website images with attention to:

  • File size
  • Dimensions
  • Format
  • Lazy loading
  • Alt text implementation
  • Mobile performance

Large unoptimized images should not be allowed to slow down a site.

Website Migrations

Support migrations involving:

  • New designs
  • Platform changes
  • Hosting changes
  • Domain changes where required

Migration work should protect:

  • Existing URLs
  • Redirects
  • Tracking
  • SEO value
  • Forms
  • Conversion functionality

QA Before Launch

Before a website goes live, check:

  • Links
  • Forms
  • Navigation
  • Mobile layout
  • Page speed
  • Tracking
  • Metadata
  • Schema
  • Redirects
  • Contact information
  • Phone links
  • Browser compatibility

Launch should not be the first time critical functionality is tested.

What We're Looking For

You should be comfortable with both design and implementation.

We value experience with:

  • Responsive web design
  • Front-end development
  • Landing-page development
  • Service-business websites
  • UX
  • Conversion-focused design
  • Forms
  • Analytics integration
  • Technical SEO basics
  • Website performance

You should be able to turn a strategy or content framework into a polished, functional website.

Experience We Value

Strong candidates may have experience with:

  • Marketing agency websites
  • Home service businesses
  • Local lead-generation websites
  • U.S. clients
  • Multi-location websites
  • Website redesigns
  • Landing pages
  • CRM integrations
  • Site migrations
  • SEO-focused website builds

Experience in sewer, drain, trenchless, or related industries is helpful but not required.

Technical Skills

Depending on your background, useful skills may include:

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JavaScript
  • Responsive layouts
  • Website builders and CMS platforms
  • DNS basics
  • Hosting
  • CDNs
  • SSL
  • Forms
  • API/webhook basics
  • GA4
  • GTM

We are not limiting the role to one website platform.

The ability to build and troubleshoot matters more than familiarity with one specific CMS.

Design Skills

You should understand:

  • Visual hierarchy
  • Typography
  • Spacing
  • Layout
  • CTA prominence
  • Responsive behavior
  • Content readability
  • Trust placement
  • Conversion flow

We prefer clean, useful design over excessive animation or decorative effects.

Tools & Platforms You'll Work With

Depending on the project, you may work with:

  • Website platforms and builders
  • Figma or similar design tools
  • Google Analytics 4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Google Search Console
  • LeadWise
  • GoHighLevel
  • Hosting platforms
  • DNS/CDN tools
  • Page-speed testing tools
  • AI tools
  • Project management software

You do not need to know every platform before joining.

What Success Looks Like

Success in this role may include:

  • Faster websites
  • Better mobile usability
  • Higher conversion rates
  • Fewer launch issues
  • Cleaner service architecture
  • Better SEO implementation
  • Reliable forms
  • Accurate tracking
  • Stronger landing pages
  • Smooth website migrations

A successful website should help the client generate business, not just look good in a portfolio.

How We Think About Web Design

Clarity Before Creativity

A visitor should understand:

  • What the company does
  • Where it works
  • Why it can be trusted
  • How to contact it

before being impressed by design effects.

Mobile Is Not an Afterthought

The mobile version should be designed intentionally, not simply inherited from desktop.

Conversion Matters

Every major page should have a logical next step.

SEO Is Part of the Build

SEO should not be added only after the website is finished.

Architecture, headings, internal links, speed, and technical implementation should be considered during development.

Real Proof Beats Stock Design

We prefer websites that highlight:

  • Real project photos
  • Reviews
  • Team members
  • Equipment
  • Case studies

rather than relying entirely on generic stock imagery.

Performance Matters

A visually impressive website that loads slowly and performs poorly on mobile is not a successful website.

Nice to Have

Helpful experience includes:

  • Local SEO
  • Google Ads landing pages
  • Conversion-rate optimization
  • Schema
  • Call tracking
  • CRM integrations
  • GoHighLevel
  • LeadWise
  • API/webhooks
  • Hosting migrations
  • DNS troubleshooting
  • Core Web Vitals

Communication & Collaboration

You may work closely with:

  • SEO specialists
  • Local SEO specialists
  • Content writers
  • Paid search specialists
  • Client success managers
  • Marketing operations

You should be comfortable:

  • Receiving content and design requirements
  • Asking questions
  • Explaining technical limitations
  • Estimating effort
  • Flagging blockers
  • Receiving feedback

Portfolio

Applicants should be prepared to provide examples of websites or landing pages they have personally worked on.

For each example, be ready to explain your role.

For example:

  • Design
  • Development
  • Technical setup
  • Performance optimization
  • Integration work

We care more about what you actually contributed than simply seeing a list of websites.

Remote Work

This is a remote position.

Because our clients are primarily based in the United States, some overlap with U.S. business hours may be required.

Specific scheduling expectations will be discussed during the hiring process.

What We Offer

Depending on the final employment arrangement, this role may include:

  • Remote work
  • Variety of website projects
  • Direct collaboration with SEO and paid media teams
  • Exposure to CRM and automation systems
  • Opportunity to build conversion-focused websites
  • Specialized service-business experience
  • Ownership over meaningful website projects

Compensation and employment terms will be discussed with qualified candidates.

Hiring Process

  1. Application

    Complete the LeadWise application form below.

  2. Application Review

    We review your resume, portfolio, and relevant experience.

  3. Screening

    Selected candidates may have an introductory conversation.

  4. Portfolio Review & Interview

    We may discuss:

    • Projects you have completed
    • Your exact role
    • Design decisions
    • Development decisions
    • SEO considerations
    • Performance
    • Conversion
  5. Skills Assessment

    Selected candidates may receive a practical design or development task.

    We care about:

    • Quality
    • Responsiveness
    • Usability
    • Attention to detail
    • Decision-making
  6. Final Decision

    We review the full application and assessment before making a final decision.

Apply for the Web Designer & Developer Position

If you can build websites that are fast, clear, responsive, technically sound, and focused on generating leads, we would like to hear from you.

Complete the application below.

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