One thing, built well: a website and the follow-up system behind it, so the calls you miss and the jobs you finish still turn into booked work and Google reviews. Same system whether you run a boat, a crew, or a shop.
Four pages, built to load fast on a phone, in your colors, with your photos. It isn't a brochure. Its job is to get a visitor to call, text, or fill out the form.
Hosted on our platform. You own the content, the photos, and the domain. Extra pages are $50 each.
This is the part most website companies don't do. It runs on your own business number and triggers off things that already happen — a missed call, a form fill, a finished job.
If you don't pick up, the caller gets a text from your business number within a minute: who you are, that you saw the call, and a question to keep them talking. Most people reply instead of calling the next company.
They get a text and an email right away confirming you have it. You get a text with their name, number, and what they wrote.
Mark the job done in the app. A text goes out with a link to your Google reviews, with one follow-up a few days later. Our charter client got 17 reviews from 60 requests this summer.
Calls, texts, and form fills land in one place on your phone. A simple pipeline shows who's waiting on a quote, who's scheduled, and who's done.
One page: calls caught by the text-back, leads that came in, reviews earned. Sent automatically.
When someone searches "septic pumping Cicero" or "fishing charter Ogdensburg," the map listing is what they see first. We set yours up or clean it up: verified, correct hours and service area, every service listed, photos added, and connected to the review requests so the reviews land where they count.
Online booking calendar with reminders, $50 a month. One text campaign to your past customers — 45 texts turned into 9 bookings for our charter client — $500, one time.