These four pieces are one chain: get found, get trusted, get answered, get booked, get followed up. I'd rather fix the weak link than sell you all four — and I'll tell you on the first call if the weak link isn't something I do.
“People can’t find us, or they find us and don’t trust what they see.”
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“They call, we’re on a job, and by the time we call back they’ve hired somebody else.”
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“Leads come in fine and then die in a text thread, a notebook, or my inbox.”
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“Something’s leaking and I don’t know which part it is.”
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A twenty-minute conversation — no charge, no deck
Problem: most trade sites are a business card nobody can call from — no clear services, no service area, no obvious phone number on a phone.
What you get: a page per service, the towns you actually drive to, mobile call and quote paths, crawlable structure, and the domain and accounts in your name.
Limit: a website converts attention you already have. It doesn't create traffic on its own.
Discuss a website project →Problem: Google can't recommend what it can't read, and it won't trust business details that don't match across the web.
What you get: crawlability and indexing, Search Console and a sitemap, service and service-area structure, honest titles and internal links, consistent business information, and plain reporting.
Limit: no guaranteed rankings, no bought reviews, no doorway pages, no bulk AI blog filler.
Find the search gaps →Problem: the phone rings while you're under a house, and the caller dials the next shop before you're back in the truck.
What you get: the line answered, the name, address, problem and urgency captured, a text summary to you, booking when your calendar rules allow it, and failover to your cell.
Limit: inbound only. No dispatch, billing, outbound sales, or judgment calls. It states that it's AI on every call.
Test the receptionist →Problem: you are the integration between four apps, and the handoffs happen only when you remember them.
What you get: form to job system, call summary to owner and calendar, quote follow-up, compliant post-job review requests, tidy intake, and simple lead-source reporting.
Limit: what connects depends on your tools, permissions and data. Nothing is promised before discovery.
Show me the repetitive work →The receptionist has published plans, because the scope is the same every time. Websites, SEO and automation are quoted after a fit conversation — written scope, fixed price, exclusions in the same document. You're not required to buy the other modules, now or later.
Domain, hosting, analytics, business profile and content are registered to you and administered by you. I work inside your accounts, not around them. Third-party software and services stay under their own terms.
No guaranteed rankings. No review gating or paid-for reviews. No mass-produced town pages. No dispatch, billing or outbound sales calling. If that's what you need, I'll point you at someone who does it.
Tell me what happens from the moment somebody looks you up to the moment the job is on the calendar. That conversation usually finds it in twenty minutes.