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A site that turns the visit into a call.
Your website is where a search becomes a customer. The consultation looks at what your site does with a visitor once they arrive, and lays out the pages, the paths, and the fixes that bring in more calls, quotes, and orders from the traffic you already have and the traffic that is coming.
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One page per service
Google ranks pages, not sites. A page that says plainly what you do, where you do it, what it costs, and how to book, ranks for that service and converts the people who land on it. A home page that lists everything does neither. I go through every service you offer and every search that has no page yet, and the plan lists the pages to write in order.
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The fastest path to a quote
Every page needs a next step, and it needs to be the one the visitor is ready for. The consultation traces the path from landing to contact and counts the steps.
- A phone number that taps on a phone, at the top of every page.
- A free quote form near the top, with as few fields as the job allows.
- A booking window or a price on the page wherever your trade allows it.
- Photos from real jobs with the neighborhood named, so the visitor knows you work where they live.
- Reviews on the page, pulled from the profile, next to the button.
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Fast on a phone
Most of your visitors are on a phone, often standing in the problem. A site that takes four seconds to load loses them before the number appears. I measure load time on a real phone connection, and the plan says whether the fix is a few changes or a rebuild. Sites I build have no page builder and no plugin stack, so they are fast on a phone and stay that way after launch.
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The blog that answers real questions
A blog earns its place when it answers the questions your customers ask, in the words they use, before they call. How much does it cost, how long does it take, can it be repaired or does it need replacing. Each post answers in one plain sentence first, so the featured snippet and the AI Overview quote you, and then explains. Seasonal posts go live before the season. That is the AEO half of SEO, GEO, and AEO, and it is written for the searches closest to a sale.
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Tracking that tells you the truth
You should know which page and which search produced each call. Calls and forms counted by source, Search Console connected, and one report a month you can read in five minutes. When the tracking is wrong, every decision after it is a guess, so it is one of the first things I check.
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Fix it or rebuild it
The consultation says whether your site can be fixed or should be rebuilt. If it is sound, the SEO plans work with it as it is. If it is holding you back, the Growth and Superior plans include the rebuild, built first, on a three-month minimum, or a build can be bought on its own at a one-time price. A complete site takes two to four weeks from brief to launch, every old URL redirects, and the code, the domain, and the hosting are in your name from day one.
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What the consultation gives you here
- Which services and cities have a page today, and which searches have none.
- The path from landing to contact on a phone, step by step, with what to remove.
- Load time on a real phone connection, and whether the fix is a few changes or a rebuild.
- The questions to answer on the blog first, in the order they bring customers.
- Whether your tracking is counting calls and forms, and what to connect if it is not.
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Start the free consultation
Six fields, under two minutes. I reply within one business day with the scope and what I would recommend.
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Questions I get asked
Do I need a new website?
Usually not. Most sites need speed, structure, and one page per service. If the site cannot be fixed, I say so in the consultation and give you a fixed price for a rebuild, or it comes included on the Growth and Superior plans.
How long does a new site take?
Two to four weeks for a complete site built end to end, from brief to launch. Updating a site that already exists is quicker.
What happens to my old pages and rankings?
Every old URL redirects to its replacement, mapped before launch, so rankings and links carry over. I check Search Console two weeks after launch to confirm nothing dropped.