Websites
They check you out before they ever call you.
Someone who is about to spend real money with you looks you up first. What they find decides whether they call.
No pitch deck. Thirty minutes. You will know if this fits.
What they do before they call
The search happens whether you built for it or not.
They have your name from a neighbor, a friend, a truck door, or an ad. They search it. They find a Facebook page with eleven photos, no prices, and a phone number that goes to voicemail, or they find nothing at all.
Then they search the category instead, and the next three businesses they find all have a site.
You did not lose that job on price. You lost it before anyone quoted anything.
What you get
A site built around the way they decide.
Your work
Your finished work, photographed and laid out so what you actually do is obvious.
Your service area
Where you work, in plain words, so they know before they call whether you come to them.
One button
One button, on every screen, that puts them on your calendar rather than in an inbox.
Built for a phone
A page that loads fast on a phone, because that is where most of them open it.
How it runs
You keep working. I handle the build.
The part that matters to you is settled: I ask for your photos and your service area, and you stay on the job while it gets built.
This fits you
- You have real work to show and you have photos of it.
- People hear your name and then go looking for you online.
- Your only web presence is a Facebook page, and it is doing the selling for you whether you like it or not.
- You want a customer to land on your calendar instead of an inbox nobody watches on a Saturday.
This does not fit you
- You have no photos of your own work and no plan to take any.
- You want a site that wins design awards rather than one that books appointments.
- You want to keep sending customers to a Messenger inbox.
- You are not ready to show up to a booked appointment on time.
Give them something to find.
If people are checking you out and coming up short, this is the conversation to have.
No pitch deck. Thirty minutes. You will know if this fits.