At Group M7, we’ve never believed that success is just about numbers—how many clicks you get or how high you rank. To us, success is about legacy. The kind of legacy that outlives a product. The kind that echoes through generations.
The kind that turns a business into a story worth remembering.
Yes, we design websites. But behind every line of code, every word of copy, and every design choice is something deeper: the desire to help good people build something that lasts.
Group M7 officially began in a modest home office in 1995 in Kenosha, WI, but the truth is, our roots go back much further. We're part of the Mahfood legacy. Three generations who built their lives on honest work, strong values, and doing things the right way… even when no one’s looking.
Those values weren’t talked about as much as they were lived in action in how they treated people, showed up, and kept their word. That shaped everything we believe about business today.
So when we opened our doors in Tyler, Texas, we didn’t just want to build websites. We wanted to carry on the kind of legacy we came from. We’ve built hundreds of websites every year, and thousands over the past 30 years; each one created with care, strategy, and a deep passion that goes beyond the keyboard and servers.
And we’re still carrying that torch… 30 years later.
When a client walks into our office, we don’t see a “project.” We see a person with a vision. A dream they’ve worked hard to bring to life. Maybe they’re just starting out. Maybe they’ve been around for decades. Maybe they are a multimillion-dollar corporation. Either way, they’re building something meaningful and continuing their legacy.
That’s why we don’t rush. We don’t cut corners. We take the time to understand what makes each business unique, because we know this isn’t just about a website. It’s about the future; about the impact on our community and yours, and about creating something that speaks for a business long after the workday ends.
We don’t just build websites. We help build digital homes for businesses that are making a difference.
As we grow, we’re thrilled to now serve clients from our new Longview office. This isn’t just about expanding our reach. It’s about expanding our impact.
We want to help more businesses build legacies of their own. In Longview, just like in Tyler, we’re walking alongside dreamers, doers, and difference-makers. Because legacy doesn’t belong to one person, or even one business… it’s something we create together.
Everything we do comes back to this: we believe in what our clients are building. And we’re honored to be a small part of their story. Whether you’re running a family shop or leading a growing company, your work matters. Your story matters.
We’re here to help you build a foundation that lasts—not just in code, but in community, purpose, and heart.
From Tyler to Longview, Group M7 is here to help you grow your business… and your legacy.
AI-generated content is getting harder for the human eye to spot, but it may be getting easier for machines to recognize.Anthropic recently announced it will watermark AI-generated content. The technology can place an imperceptible watermark within AI-generated text. Unlike a watermark on an image, you won't see a logo, label, or disclaimer when you copy and paste the content.
If your marketing has been the thing sitting on the back burner while summer happened around you, you are not alone. But fall is coming fast, and the businesses that hit the ground running in the fall are the ones doing the work right now.Before you grab that last weekend on the lake, here is what we want you to think about.
You started your business to make money, not to be famous.So when it comes to marketing, the goal feels obvious. You want leads. You want the phone to ring. You want the form to fill out. You want customers, not followers.That instinct is right. Leads keep the lights on. Leads pay your team. Leads are the difference between a business that survives and one that closes its doors.But here is the problem almost every business runs into, usually without realizing it.People do not buy from businesses they have never heard of.
You start to wonder: is marketing just a scam? Did I waste my money? Is my business just not the kind that grows online?Here's what we'd tell you: probably none of those things are true.What's more likely? The route wasn't right. The destination still is.