I build websites for local businesses that need the phone to ring. If you already have one that doesn't, I fix it. Same person from your first email to launch day.
Pick the one closest to where you are. If none of them fit, write anyway and tell me what's going on in your own words, even if you can't put a name to the problem yet.
For a local business with no site yet, or one that's ready to start over. I design the whole thing around local search and the quote request, because that's where your work comes from.
Good fit if People search for what you do in your town, and you want them calling you instead of the shop down the road.
Your site looks fine and still doesn't bring in work. I find what's costing you calls and fix that. The rest stays.
Good fit if You get visitors, but the phone stays quiet and you can't tell why.
The site works, but updates and new pages keep sliding down your list. I take them off it. It's ongoing work, priced as a separate plan.
Good fit if Your site is fine until it isn't, and you'd rather not be the one who finds out.
Five steps. I'm the one on the other end of all five.
A few lines about the business and the problem is plenty. There's no intake form and no sales call to book.
Me, not an autoresponder. Usually with a few questions and a rough first take on how I'd go at it.
Before any work starts, we write down what's included and what it costs.
You watch it come together instead of waiting for one big reveal at the end, so you can push back on a layout or a line of copy while it's still easy to change.
Once it's live, the site and the code belong to you. If you want me to keep it updated, that's the care plan. It costs extra. Skip it if you'd rather look after things yourself.
I keep it small. That rules a few things out.
Tap whatever fits and the draft writes itself. Nothing goes anywhere until you hit send in your own email app, so you can rewrite as much of the draft as you like before it ever leaves your outbox.
Hi Pragmatic Bear, Tap the options and this writes itself.
Nothing is sent from this page. It only opens a draft in your email app.
Or skip the form and just write.
hello@pragmaticbear.comIt all comes to one inbox, and I'm the one reading it.
