A website that brings work in
Most business websites are a brochure nobody reads. This one has a job: be found by somebody who needs you today, and make calling you the easiest thing on the screen.
Who this is for
For a business whose site is old, slow, missing, or was built by somebody who never came back.
The smallest thing we do
What it looks like now
Three things that keep happening
- It does not show up when somebody searches for what you actually do.
- It loads slowly on a phone, which is where nearly everybody sees it.
- Nothing on it tells you where the calls came from, so you cannot tell if it works.
What gets built
A website that brings work in
Somebody types what they need, you are there, and the biggest thing on the screen is the phone.
Done when we said. Every time.
Clovis, Fresno, and an hour around them. Licensed and insured since 2011.
Tell us what you need
In the portal, 9:12:04
Request 2288 created. Northgate already a customer. Routed to Denise.
Loads in under a second. Built to feed the system.
Written around your real work
The jobs you actually take and the towns you actually serve, in the words your customers use.
Phone first
Tap to call and tap to text on every screen, above the fold, hard to miss.
Your own photographs
Your people, your place, your finished work. Never stock pictures of somebody else's.
Fast on a bad connection
Built light, because a slow page is a page somebody left.
Forms that reach your phone
Straight to you, not to an inbox nobody opens.
Kept current
New services, new prices, new pages. You text, it changes.
What changes
How the week is different
- You show up for the thing you sell, in the place you sell it.
- The phone is the obvious next step on every screen.
- Changing it takes a text, not a quote and a two week wait.
Asked most often
What people ask about a website that brings work in
- How long does a website take?
- Usually days rather than months. We build it first, send you the link, you tell us what is wrong with it in your own words, and then it goes live.
- What if I already have a website?
- Then we start by telling you whether it is worth keeping. Sometimes the answer is that it needs three fixes and not a rebuild, and we will say so.
- Who owns it?
- You do. The site, the domain and the content. If you ever leave, you leave with all of it and it keeps working.
- Do you do the writing and the photos?
- We write it. Photos are better coming from you, and phone pictures of real jobs beat stock every time.
Twenty minutes, and you know what we would build
Twenty minutes on the phone, then a working page with your name on it at a link you can open in the truck.