Vertex Marketing
Web design in Strumica
We work from Strumica, for businesses here and across North Macedonia. Every site is built from scratch rather than bought as a template and restyled with your logo.
Why a local builder is different
You can walk in. That sounds minor until you have lived through a project with an agency in another city that answers messages three days later, or a freelancer who went quiet after the second payment. Our office is at Str. Mladinska 43 and the phone gets answered.
The other thing that changes is the content. The Macedonian on your site is written and checked by people who speak it as a first language. If you need English as well, we build it as a real second language with its own URLs and its own Google tags, not a translate button in the corner.
What businesses here ask us for
The work that comes through the door in Strumica falls into five shapes:
- A business site: services, contact, location, and a form that arrives in your inbox the same minute
- An online store: with cash on delivery, which is still how most of the Macedonian market buys
- A catalogue or archive: when you have a lot of content that has to be searched and filtered, not merely stored
- A bilingual site: Macedonian and English, when you also sell to foreign clients or to the diaspora
- A rebuild of what you have: when the foundation is fine but the site is slow, awkward on a phone, or missing from Google
If you are not sure which of those you are, that is normal and it is not your job to work out. The first conversation is free, and it ends with what you actually need rather than with a proposal.
Two sites we built here
The FK Belasica archive is the unofficial digital archive of Strumica's football club: 96 seasons, 249 players and club figures, and more than 1,100 photographs, live since August 2026. It had to carry a great deal of content and stay searchable, which is a different problem from looking good across three pages.
Trajanov is a one-designer clothing label from Strumica. The store is dark and editorial, bilingual, built around limited drops, with live stock counts and cash on delivery. Both projects were made for the same conditions: a local market, and real people looking at a phone.
How a project runs
We start with what the site has to do, not what it should look like. Then you get a design you can see and comment on before a line of code is written. We build in stages and show you at each one, so nothing is a surprise at the end.
After launch you get 30 days of support for adjustments. If you want to change text and images yourself, we put in a content management system and train you on it. That is part of the job, not a paid extra.
The technology, briefly
We build on Next.js, deploy to Vercel with Cloudflare, and every site we ship scores 90 or better on Google Lighthouse for performance. Structured data and the SEO foundation go into the code from day one, because adding them later costs more than doing them once.
What that means for you is simple. The site opens quickly on a weak mobile connection, Google can read it properly, and you do not need a new build in two years.
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