What a contractor’s website needs to get estimate requests
Homeowners decide in seconds, on a phone. The call button, the short form and the plain words that turn a visit into a quote request.
What a website should cost, how to show up on Google Maps, which ads fit a local business, and what keeps a site healthy. Written for owners, not marketers, by a small web studio in Spartanburg, SC.
Homeowners decide in seconds, on a phone. The call button, the short form and the plain words that turn a visit into a quote request.
The build, the domain, hosting, email and upkeep: what each one is, what moves the price, and what to ask before you pay anyone.
The right name, a hidden address if you work at customers’ homes, the right categories, verification and reviews, following Google’s own rules.
Expired domains, forms that quietly stop sending, old hours and slow pages: what breaks most, and a 15-minute monthly check.
Google reaches people already searching. Meta and TikTok reach people who aren’t looking yet. How to choose, and what to set up first.
Before the invite goes on your Steam page: lean channels, safe permissions, Community features, AutoMod and a plan for launch day.
Run the free website checkup for a plain-English report on your site, or talk it through on a 20-minute call.