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IT TAKES A VILLAGE / WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT & LOCAL SEO

It Takes a Village

Helping more families find the right childcare center.

It Takes a Village operates six childcare centers across southern New Hampshire. With enrollment a priority at certain locations, the organization needed more than a better-looking website. It needed a stronger presence in local search and a clearer way for families to find the right center and program.

Redigo rebuilt the website, organized its content around locations and age-specific programs, and optimized each center's Google Business Profile to improve local visibility.

It Takes a Village website, desktop overview
It Takes a Village / Desktop website presentation

01 / ENROLLMENT PRIORITIES

The challenge

Six locations, different enrollment needs.

For parents searching for childcare, location is often the first consideration. From there, they need to understand which programs are available, whether a center serves their child's age group, and how to schedule a visit.

It Takes a Village had six locations serving different New Hampshire communities. Some centers had a greater need to attract new families than others.

The opportunity was to make each location easier to find in its own community and give parents the information they needed to take the next step.

That meant looking beyond the website itself and addressing how families search for childcare locally.

02 / LOCAL SEARCH

Building around local search

Making each location easier to find.

We reorganized the website around the way families actually look for childcare: by location, age group, and program.

Each center needed a clear place within the website, supported by consistent information about its programs, facilities, and opportunities to schedule a tour.

We also worked on the underlying SEO structure, including page organization, search-focused content, metadata, and internal linking.

The goal was to help search engines understand the relationship between the organization, its locations, and the childcare services each offered.

More importantly, it helped parents find information relevant to the center they were actually considering.

It Takes a Village website listing its six childcare centers with location details and links
Each center has its own location entry, community information, and link to a dedicated page.

03 / SIX LOCAL PROFILES

Improving visibility beyond the website

Six Google Business Profiles. One coordinated strategy.

For local childcare searches, Google Maps and business listings can be just as significant as the website itself.

We reviewed, organized, and optimized the Google Business Profiles for all six locations, improving the consistency and presentation of the information families encounter in local search.

This work complemented the website's location structure, giving each center a more complete local presence.

Rather than relying on one website to represent the entire organization, we worked to make every location easier to find and evaluate independently.

04 / THE FAMILY JOURNEY

Making the next step easier

From finding a center to scheduling a tour.

Getting a parent onto the website is only part of the job.

The redesigned experience brings together location information, age-specific programs, and family resources with clear paths to schedule a tour or contact the organization.

We designed the site to represent It Takes a Village as one connected organization without losing the identity and practical information associated with each location.

The result is a website that helps families move from their initial search to a more informed decision about childcare.

Windham Day Dreamers center page with program information and a Schedule a Tour action
The Windham Day Dreamers page brings center information and the tour route together.
Windham Day Dreamers center introduction and tour action on mobile
The same center page and tour action on a phone.

05 / SEARCH PERFORMANCE / SIX MONTHS

The bigger picture

One business. Six communities. A more focused online presence.

It Takes a Village is a good example of why a website redesign shouldn't be treated as an isolated design project.

The priorities were tied to real business needs: reaching families in specific communities, making individual locations easier to find, and helping parents take the next step.

That shaped the website, the content, and the local search strategy.

It's the kind of work we believe makes a meaningful difference: understanding what the business needs to accomplish, then connecting the right pieces to help make it happen.

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