Websites, Google Business Profiles and missed-call text-back for service businesses in Raleigh and the Triangle. We find where the customer path leaks, fix the handoff and measure what comes in.
The audit is a short written review of your website, Google Business Profile and booking path, with screenshots. Delivered by email within two business days. No call required.
A clear offer, a quote button that is always in reach, the service area spelled out, and the reviews you already have put where a visitor can see them.
Sample layout for an HVAC company with placeholder names. Not a client project.
Same-day service when your home needs it most.
Request a quote →Choose one as a standalone project or combine them. The audit shows which one is worth fixing first.
When a call goes unanswered, an automated text goes back within seconds, so the caller does not simply move to the next name on the list. It asks what they need and shares a booking or quote link. Phone compatibility, messaging consent and any calendar connection are confirmed before setup, and you keep your own number.
A mobile-first site with the quote request in front of the visitor instead of three clicks away, tested for speed before launch. Built as pages you own outright, not a builder subscription you rent by the month.
Your Google Business Profile filled in properly, service and city pages that can actually rank, and a review request that goes out after the job instead of never. Reported against calls and forms, not against rankings nobody can spend.
We looked at 170 Raleigh businesses across five trades the way a customer would: open the Google listing, open the website, try to book or ask for a quote. Public pages only, nothing behind a login.
A Raleigh barbershop with 1,700 Google reviews and no online booking link is not short on interest. It is losing the customer who looked at eleven at night and found nowhere to book.
Four out of five businesses had 100 or more Google reviews. Years of word of mouth, already earned. That part is not the bottleneck.
Two out of three had no booking link and no quote form on the site. After hours, a visitor with a problem has nowhere to leave it, and the work goes to whoever picks up next.
More than half showed no analytics or call tracking on their public pages. Without it, nobody can say which channel brings paying work, so every marketing decision is a guess.
This was a public-page review, not an internal systems audit. We did not measure call volume, missed calls or revenue, and a tool we could not see may still exist. Request the sheet and we will send it.
You deal with one person, Serdar, from the first email to the handover. If the audit turns up nothing worth fixing, we will say so and there is no invoice.
We open your site, your Google profile and your booking path the way a customer would, and send back what we found with the screenshots and the exact URLs attached. Free, and yours to keep whether or not you hire us.
You get the scope, the price and the delivery date before anything begins. Small standalone fixes stay small. We would rather repair one broken form for a small fee than sell a rebuild nobody asked for.
Tracking goes in on the first day, so the result is a number rather than an opinion. Once a month you get a short summary in plain language: what came in, and where it came from.
These apply to every engagement. If one of them turns out not to fit your business, it comes out and the price comes down with it.
A written audit with screenshots and the exact URLs, before you pay anything.
Scope, price and delivery date agreed in writing before work starts.
Domain, accounts and data registered in your name, not ours.
Call, form and booking tracking set up on day one whenever it is part of the scope.
For ongoing work, a monthly summary of what came in and from where. One-off fixes stay one-off.
No long contract. Hosting and third-party fees are listed separately, and everything goes with you if you leave.
Send the business name and a link. Within two business days you get a short written review of what a customer sees and what to fix first. If nothing is broken, that is what the reply will say.