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USA Radio Rentals.

A dated, desktop-only rental site, rebuilt into a modern, mobile-first home for a nationwide two-way radio rental business — with a clear path from landing to quote.

TierProfessional
CategoryEquipment Rentals
ScopeStrategy · Design · Build · SEO · Launch
Scale40+ pages · 22 city landing pages
USA Radio Rentals website — new homepage

Before & after.

Same business, same 30-year reputation — a completely different first impression.

USA Radio Rentals — previous website (before redesign)
Before
The previous mid-2010s WordPress site: image-button calls to action, three flat product boxes, and no clear path to a quote.
USA Radio Rentals — new website (after redesign)
After
A modern, mobile-first rebuild with a confident hero and an inline get-a-quote widget front and center.

The brief.

USA Radio Rentals supplies professionally programmed two-way radios to businesses and live events across the country — shipped same-day and next-day, with onsite technicians for the jobs that can't afford a dropped call. They've been at it since 1994.

The business was strong. The website wasn't keeping up — and it was the first thing a prospective renter saw.

The challenge.

The previous site was a dated WordPress build: image-based "Quote" buttons, three flat product boxes, Google+ still listed in the footer, and three different phone numbers competing for attention. There was no real content hierarchy and no clear path to the one action that matters — requesting a quote.

Worst of all, it wasn't responsive. The crews and event coordinators who rent radios are often on a phone at a job site — and the old site barely worked there.

The approach.

Structure first. A radio rental business isn't one audience — it's event producers, warehouse and construction managers, security teams, and film crews, each renting for different reasons. I built an architecture that gives each a clear path, and put the quote request at the center of the whole experience.

01
Architecture for several audiences

Rentals, services, industries, and locations each get their own clear section — so a film-set coordinator and a warehouse manager each find their path fast.

02
A quote flow, front and center

An inline get-a-quote widget on the homepage — event date, number of radios, ZIP — turns a vague "contact us" into an immediate, low-friction first step.

03
Mobile-first and fast

Rebuilt responsive from the ground up, so the site works for crews checking it from a job site — not just from a desktop.

Built to be found.

A radio-rental business lives or dies on showing up the moment someone needs it. So the new site is built as much for Google as for people — with plain-English buyer's guides (analog vs digital, do I need a repeater?) layered in to earn trust and search traffic at the same time.

01
22 city landing pages

Dedicated pages for two-way radio rentals across 22 metros — Atlanta to Seattle — so the business ranks for "radio rental near me" in every market it serves, not just nationally.

02
Model & spec pages

Individual pages for the radios people search by name — Motorola CP200, XPR7550, intrinsically-safe and air-band models — capturing high-intent product searches at the bottom of the funnel.

03
A "how many radios?" calculator

An interactive estimator that sizes an order by venue and headcount — turning a vague "how many do I need?" into a qualified quote request.

The outcome.

The new site does what the old one couldn't: it tells a multi-service-line story clearly, works on a phone, and puts a quote request one tap away — while carrying the credibility of a business that's been trusted since 1994.

That's the Professional tier in practice: not just a prettier site, but the right structure underneath it — so every audience finds its path and the next step is always obvious.

"Wow, Liz knocked it out of the park!!! Impressive website from an impressive developer. Thanks, Liz!" — Paul W., USA Radio Rentals
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