A website built to get you calls, not compliments

Most small business websites are brochures. Somebody built one years ago, the owner has not looked at it since, and it does about as much work as a business card in a drawer.

A website has one job. Turn somebody who is already looking for what you sell into somebody who calls you. Everything else is decoration.

What $500 actually gets you

A custom site for your business. Not a template with your logo dropped in the corner.

• A home page built around one action, which is contacting you
• A page for each service you want to be found for
• A page for each town you serve
• Your phone number where a thumb can reach it on a phone
• A contact form that emails you and does not lose messages
• Structured data so Google and AI tools can read what you are
• Pages that load in under a second

The $500 is the build. The $297 a month covers hosting, updates, edits when you need them, the search work, and a monthly report. Cancel anytime and keep the website.

Why one to two weeks and not two months

Agencies stretch a build over months because of handoffs. Account manager to designer, designer to developer, developer to whoever writes the copy, all of them waiting on each other and on you.

There is one person here. I use AI to move fast through the parts that used to eat weeks, then I do the judgement work myself. You send me your information once. I build it. You look at it and tell me what is wrong. I fix it. It goes live.

The slowest part is usually waiting on photos and your list of services. If you have those ready, one week is realistic.

Speed is not a nice to have

Google measures how fast your pages load and uses it to decide where you rank. It also decides whether the person waiting on the page gives up first.

Most local sites in this market are slow because of how they were built. A page builder loads a framework, a slider, three tracking scripts, and a font service before it shows a single word.

The site you are reading right now scores 100 out of 100 on Google's own test, on both mobile and desktop. You can check it yourself, and you can run your own site through the same tool. If yours scores under 70, that is costing you rankings today.

Built to rank from the first day

Design and search are the same job here, not two departments.

• One page per thing. A page that tries to rank for nine services ranks for none of them.
• Real headings in a real order. A search engine reads the page structure to work out what it is about.
• Questions answered plainly. Written so a person gets the answer and a machine can quote it.
• Structured data. Machine readable markup naming your business, your services, your prices, and your service area.
• Nothing blocking the crawlers, including the AI ones. Most local sites block them by accident or never think about it.

You own it. Always.

The site is yours. If you stop working with me, you take it and go. No exit fee, no hostage situation, no platform you cannot leave.

This matters more than it sounds. Plenty of local shops build on a system where cancelling means the site disappears. That is not a service, it is a lease with extra steps.

What I need from you

Less than you think. A list of your services, the towns you serve, your phone number and hours, and any photos of your actual work. If you do not have photos, we start without them and add them later.

I write the copy. You correct the parts I got wrong about your business. That is faster than asking you to write it, and it is the part owners dread most.

What I do not do

No online stores, no booking systems with inventory, no membership sites, no apps. If you need one of those, you need a bigger shop than me and I will tell you so on the call.

I build lead generation sites for service businesses. That is the whole business.

What happens after it goes live

A website is not finished when it launches. That is the day it starts being measured.

Every month you get an email showing where you rank for the searches that matter, how many people visited, and how many of them called. Plain English, no dashboard to log into, no homework.

Edits are included. New service, new phone number, price change, a page for a town you just started covering. Send me a message and it is done, usually the same day. You never have to learn a page builder or wait on a support ticket.

The search work continues too. New pages for searches you are not winning yet, fixes when Google changes something, and keeping your business profile and listings consistent as details change.

Proof you can check in ten seconds

I built and ranked a network of Little Rock service sites before I built them for clients. Roofing, HVAC, plumbing, fencing, property management. They are all live. Search the term, find the site.

That is why I know this works, and it is the only proof worth anything. Seethe full list, or read aboutthe search work that keeps them ranking.