Web apps & custom development in Davenport, IA.

Heavy industry still pays a lot of Davenport's bills. John Deere, headquartered across the river in Moline, runs its Davenport Works plant for construction and forestry equipment, Arconic operates one of the world's largest aluminum rolling mills just upriver in Riverdale, and Kraft Heinz opened a large plant on the northwest side of the city. The Rock Island Arsenal, on an island in the Mississippi between Davenport and Rock Island, is one of the biggest employers in the Quad Cities. Genesis Medical Center, now part of MercyOne, leads healthcare, while Palmer College of Chiropractic, founded here in 1897, and St. Ambrose University bring students to town. Downtown and the riverfront hold the Figge Art Museum, the Adler Theatre, and Modern Woodmen Park, home of the River Bandits, and the Village of East Davenport, the Brady Street corridor, and NorthPark Mall carry the retail, restaurants, and service businesses that make up most of the local economy.

Because the Quad Cities straddle two states, a Davenport business often competes with shops in Bettendorf, Moline, and Rock Island for the same search, and the customer rarely cares which side of the river a company sits on. That makes a fast website with plain answers about services, hours, and service area a real advantage, whether a family is choosing a chiropractor near Palmer, a plant manager needs an electrical contractor, or a visitor in town for the Bix 7 is picking a restaurant. GEO writes and builds custom sites for Davenport companies with crawlable markup, honest Scott County content, and direct routes to a call or a form, and helps you keep a Google Business Profile that matches. Google sets local placement by relevance, distance, and prominence, so visibility is measured over time rather than guaranteed. We handle everything remotely from Providence, RI, and the site is yours when it launches.