Services that help you get found
We build a professional website and the search work around it, for mountain businesses that want more of the right people calling, booking, and walking in.
Where to start
A professional website, plus SEO, AEO, GEO, and SEO for San Bernardino County mountain-town businesses, so customers can find you in Google, on the map, and in AI-powered tools.
His focus is projects on the website platform he builds and supports. He recommends moving a site onto that platform for speed, how it feels to use, and ongoing improvements. Website development, SEO, AEO, and GEO stay together around the business’s goals. If you already have a site, a review of mobile use, crawl access, titles, links, and speed can be the starting point.
The SEO, AEO, and GEO overview is the wider search plan: SEO for Google, with AEO and GEO beside it. AI search optimization is for the full questions people ask an AI tool. A website and technical SEO review is the fix list when a site already exists. Turning owner knowledge into website content is the interview behind those pages. How the work applies to lodging, dining, and trades is on industries, including hotels, lodges, and resorts, websites for vacation rentals, and websites for mountain trades and home services.
Big Bear and Lake Arrowhead each have their own website design and local SEO pages, listed with the services below. Local SEO for Big Bear is the Big Bear page. SEO for Lake Arrowhead and web design for Lake Arrowhead are separate. Running Springs covers SEO and web design there, and Crestline covers web design in Crestline, CA.
A monthly plan for the ongoing work
Each plan includes hosting, security, and a set number of new pages each month. Phone care is on every plan: call in with knowledge-base questions, and no writing is needed. Full Care (Plans 7–10) includes one in-person website review each year. Plan 6 includes that yearly visit as well. On Plans 1–5, the review is $200 per session. Plans start at $159.
Who this is for
Mountain businesses that need to be found. Lodging, vacation rentals, ski and activity companies, and visitor shops often depend heavily on tourists. Plumbers, electricians, heating and cooling, auto repair, grocery, healthcare, accountants, cleaning, and other everyday services often depend more on year-round residents and property owners.
Many businesses serve a mix, including second-home owners who search while they are still down the hill. The site should match the customers that owner actually wants. Each company is its own case. Sharing a town is not a reason to use the same website plan.
How to schedule an in-person meeting
Mark is available year-round and can communicate seven days a week. He is generally in the San Bernardino Mountains Tuesday through Friday, with a strong focus on Big Bear and Lake Arrowhead. In-person consulting sessions are by appointment. A meeting is a chance to sit down, listen to what you want to grow, and look at the website you already have.
Phone care is on every monthly plan, from Plan 1 through Plan 10. You can call in with knowledge-base questions. No writing is needed. Full Care — Plans 7 through 10 — includes one in-person website review each year. Plan 6 includes one yearly in-person review as well. On Plans 1 through 5, that review is $200 per session.
To set a time, call (909) 443-2260 or send a note on the contact page. Say the town, the type of business, and whether you want a site review, a new site, search work, or a meeting.
The website
A professional website, a review of the site you already have, and pages built from what the owner knows.
WEB DEVELOPMENT
Customers on the site
Web development
A professional website that explains what you do and makes it easy to call, book, or visit.
Web DevelopmentSITE REVIEW
What to fix first
Website and technical SEO review
Find what is getting in the way on the site you already have, then fix the important problems first.
Site reviewOWNER KNOWLEDGE
Your stories, on the site
Turn owner knowledge into website content
An interview process that turns what you already know into pages customers can actually use.
Owner knowledge
Search
SEO for Google, with AEO and GEO beside it, plus local search so nearby customers can find the business.
GEO + AEO + SEO
Get found
SEO, AEO, and GEO overview
The wider search plan: SEO for Google, with AEO and GEO beside it, and a log of the work.
GEO + AEO + SEOAEO + GEO
Useful answers
AI search optimization
For full-sentence questions in AI tools: owner-confirmed facts and a clear next step.
AEO & GEOLOCAL SEO
Nearby customers
SEO for San Bernardino County mountain-town businesses
SEO services in San Bernardino County, CA, so nearby mountain-town customers can find you in Google, on the map, and on your website.
Local SEO
Big Bear and Lake Arrowhead
Website design and local SEO written for Big Bear and for Lake Arrowhead.
Big Bear website design
Website design for Big Bear businesses: visitor, resident, and second-home next steps, Big Bear Lake vs Big Bear City, and pages that work on a phone.
Big Bear local SEO
Local SEO for Big Bear businesses: listings, maps, and website details that match Big Bear Lake vs Big Bear City, so nearby customers can find you and call.
Lake Arrowhead website design
Web design for Lake Arrowhead businesses. The site fits residents, second-home owners, and visitors, and the next step is easy on a phone.
SEO for Lake Arrowhead
SEO for Lake Arrowhead businesses. The listing, map pin, and website stay in agreement so a referral, resident, or second-home owner can call.
Work examples
Notes on file — no client screenshots yet
These notes cover two client websites shown with permission, Mark’s own site, and projects already described in his record. No rankings or lead counts are added.
Client website
Cyndi Sells SoCal
Cyndi Sells SoCal is a client website that helps people buy and sell mountain homes, with community guides and the homes she is listing.
Client website
Land Development Specialists
Land Development Specialists is Brian Woods’s client website for consulting with landowners and builders in Southern California, from a first look at a property through approvals and construction.
Mark’s own site
This website
Kendrick Mountain Consulting’s own website is the public example of the approach: what the company does, who it helps, a phone number that is easy to tap, and separate pages for Big Bear and Lake Arrowhead.
This is Mark’s own site, shown so an owner can see the approach. A customer’s traffic, calls, and bookings belong on that customer’s own report.
Described project — no screenshot on file
Orange County buyer’s guide
On a client real estate project, the work includes content for people considering a mountain property. That includes an Orange County buyer’s guide and related notes for a second home, a vacation property, or an investment, plus lake access, docks, and views where those details apply.
A buyer’s budget is their own. No public address or screenshot for this guide is in the site files.
Described project — no course names, no screenshot
Golf-course service pages
Managing golf-course websites shaped the page approach. A course may need tee times, catering, golf lessons, tournaments, and a pro shop. Focused pages for each of those needs — what Mark called Power Pages — gave each customer a clear place and a next step.
Through that work he saw a large increase in website traffic and leads. No course names, dollar figures, or screenshots are published here.
Questions
How do I schedule an in-person meeting?
Call (909) 443-2260 or send a note on the contact page. Mark is available year-round and can communicate seven days a week. He is generally in the San Bernardino Mountains Tuesday through Friday, with a strong focus on Big Bear and Lake Arrowhead. In-person sessions are by appointment. Phone care is on every plan. Full Care (Plans 7–10) includes one yearly in-person website review. Plan 6 includes that yearly visit as well. On Plans 1–5 it is $200 per session.
Where are the monthly plans and prices?
On the pricing page. Plans run from $159 a month for one new page to $949 a month for ten. Each plan has its own Includes list. Phone care is on every plan. Google Business Profile starts at Plan 4. Plans 6–10 include one in-person website review each year. On Plans 1–5 that review is $200 per session. Rankings, indexing, AI recommendations, traffic, leads, bookings, and sales are not guaranteed.
How do the website and the search work fit together?
His focus is projects on the website platform he builds and supports. Website development, SEO, AEO, and GEO are one approach, shaped by the client’s business goals. He recommends moving a site onto that platform so he can look after speed, how the site feels to use, and ongoing improvements.
How do I see what you did?
A work log shows what changed, why it was done, and what comes next. Results such as useful visits, calls, and inquiries are reviewed alongside that log.
What is local SEO here?
Local SEO helps someone in town — or planning a trip here — find the business and get in touch: accurate listings, a real service area, and a website that matches them. It sits beside the SEO, AEO, and GEO overview. Rankings are not promised.
What is the AI search page for?
AEO and GEO as a focused service: useful answers, owner-confirmed facts, and honest measurement. The SEO, AEO, and GEO overview is the broader search hub. Neither promises rankings or AI mentions.
I already have a website. Where should I start?
A website and technical SEO review looks at mobile use, crawl access, titles, links, and speed, then turns the findings into a first-next-later fix list. Rankings are not promised. Search work and a rebuild can come after that list is clear.
How do owner stories get onto the website?
An interview, then an AI-organized draft the owner reviews. They correct facts, add stories and lessons, and confirm quotes and permission. That reviewed knowledge becomes the page and is updated when the business changes.
Do you guarantee rankings?
No. Search results change. The work is useful pages, an accurate site, and documented progress — not a promised position.