Who We Work With
We Build for Every Industry, Including Yours
The question we get most is whether we have built a website for someone in your industry. It matters less than people expect — most websites are built from the same fundamentals. What changes is how they are prioritized, and what your organization needs on top.
How We Think About It
Different Industries, Same Building Blocks
Almost every first conversation includes some version of “have you done a website for a business like ours?” It is a fair question, and the honest answer is that it changes less than people expect.
Most websites share the same fundamentals — clear information, useful content, straightforward navigation, strong calls to action and a CMS your team can manage. What changes is how those pieces are prioritized, along with the functionality, integrations and requirements specific to your organization.
So if we have built in your sector, we bring that. If we have not, we still bring more than a decade of experience solving similar website problems across different organizations, and we learn your language, audience and priorities as part of the project — not at your expense.
Tell Us About Your Organization→EB Media brings a rare combination of technical expertise and personalized service. They handled a complex project with ease, delivering a custom solution that fit our business perfectly.
Businesses And Organizations We've Worked With
Industries
Industries We Build For
These are some of the sectors where our work has tended to land. It is not a limit on who we work with — if yours is missing, tell us what you do and we’ll be straightforward about whether we’re a good fit.
Non-Profits & Charities
- Registered charities
- Social service agencies
- Housing and shelters
- Youth and family programs
- Faith organizations
- Environmental groups
Small Business
- Family-run businesses
- Local service companies
- Franchises and multi-location
- Startups and new ventures
- Home-based businesses
- Personal services and salons
Trades & Construction
- General contractors
- Electrical, plumbing and HVAC
- Roofing and exteriors
- Landscaping and hardscaping
- Renovation and millwork
- Building supply and materials
Manufacturing & Industrial
- Industrial manufacturers
- Fabrication and machining
- Food and beverage production
- Packaging and distribution
- Industrial suppliers
- Equipment sales and service
Professional Services
- Law firms
- Accounting and bookkeeping
- Consultants and advisors
- Insurance and financial services
- Engineering and architecture
- Marketing and creative agencies
Healthcare & Wellness
- Dental practices
- Medical and family clinics
- Physiotherapy and rehabilitation
- Mental health services
- Veterinary clinics
- Public health and research
Community Organizations
- Community and recreation centres
- Member associations
- Service clubs
- Co-operatives
- Neighbourhood groups
- Volunteer networks
Education & Research
- Private and independent schools
- Colleges and universities
- Tutoring and test prep
- Professional training providers
- E-learning platforms
- Research centres and archives
Arts & Culture
- Galleries and studios
- Museums and heritage sites
- Theatre and performing arts
- Music schools and choirs
- Festivals and events
- Artist collectives
Retail & E-Commerce
- Independent retailers
- Jewellery and specialty goods
- Home, furniture and decor
- Food and specialty grocery
- Online-only brands
- Showrooms and dealerships
Hospitality & Tourism
- Restaurants and cafés
- Lodges and accommodations
- Event and wedding venues
- Breweries and wineries
- Tour and experience operators
- Catering and food service
Sports, Fitness & Recreation
- Gyms and fitness studios
- Martial arts and dance
- Sports leagues and clubs
- Golf and racquet clubs
- Coaching and training
- Camps and seasonal programs
Agriculture & Agri-Business
- Farms and producers
- Grain and commodity dealers
- Agricultural suppliers
- Equipment dealers
- Farm markets and retail
- Food processing
Government & Public Sector
- Municipal departments
- Public health units
- Regional agencies
- Boards and commissions
- Libraries and public facilities
- Publicly funded programs
Automotive & Transportation
- Auto sales and dealerships
- Repair and service shops
- Fleet and logistics
- Trucking and freight
- Parts and supply
- Specialty and restoration
Not seeing yours? Tell us what you do — the components are the same, and we will be straight with you about fit.
Selected Work
One From Each
A project from nine of the sectors above, so the list is not just a list.
Client Stories
What Our Clients Say
The team at EB Media are great to work with. They are very responsive and provide timely and quality results. We would recommend them to anyone in need of a professional and personally dedicated team.
EB Media was terrific to work with. They delivered a website that exceeded our expectations, communicated clearly throughout the process, and were always open to feedback.
EB Media has been instrumental in helping us establish a significant online presence. They helped us design an attractive, informative and engaging website that has created an important source of ongoing new patients.
EB Media helped us successfully launch a new groups calendar on our website — a tight timeline with high expectations. Their expertise and problem-solving approach ensured the solution met our needs.
Erik and his team know how to deliver a clean, easy to use, professional site on time and on budget. The crew at EB Media are easy to get along with and quick to respond to any questions or concerns.
We’ve used EB Media in the past with tremendous success, which is why we wanted Erik and his team to design our website again! The process from conception to launch was smooth and seamless.
FAQ
Common Questions
Not necessarily. Industry experience can be helpful, but the bigger question is whether we understand your audience, goals, content and functionality. We’ve worked across a wide range of sectors, and we’ll learn what is specific to yours before we recommend an approach — and we will tell you if we think the project is not a good fit for us.
The audience, priorities, content and functionality. A manufacturer may need specifications and capabilities front and centre, because buyers arrive knowing what they want. A restaurant may depend more heavily on atmosphere, menus and reservations. A charity may need donations or programs to be easier to find. The underlying website fundamentals are similar, but how they’re applied can be very different.
We ask, and we look. Early conversations cover who buys from you, what they ask before they commit, what your competitors are doing, and what your team actually has time to maintain. We also review competitors, search behaviour and other organizations serving a similar audience where that research is relevant to the project.
No, and for the kind of work we do that is a strength. Range means we have seen how a booking flow works for a clinic and for a lodge, and how a member list works for a choir and for an association. Specialists bring depth in one vertical; we bring patterns that transfer between them.
The list covers where our work has tended to land, not the limit of what we build. If yours is not there, it is an omission rather than a boundary. Tell us what your organization does and we will tell you honestly whether we are a good fit — including if we think you would be better served elsewhere.
No. Every site is designed from scratch around that organization. Two clinics have different services, different tone, and different reasons people choose them — and if your site looks like your competitor’s, one of you paid for nothing.
We consider accessibility best practices throughout design and development, and where a project has specific AODA or WCAG requirements, we define those requirements as part of the scope. For industry-specific needs such as privacy, professional standards, funder requirements or procurement policies, we work with your team to understand what applies rather than making assumptions.
We don’t charge more simply because you work in a particular industry. Cost is driven primarily by the scope of the project — including content, design, functionality, integrations and any specific technical or accessibility requirements.