Let's see if I'm the right fit.

I work best with businesses whose customers are already searching. Contractors, trades, shops, service companies, care homes, stores: any business where somebody types what they need into Google and calls one of the first names they see. If that's how you get found, where you rank isn't a vanity metric. It's your pipeline.

A good fit if

• You want more calls from Google, not just a nicer-looking site.
• You'd rather hear the truth about your current site, even when the answer is that the site is fine and the problem is somewhere else.
• You need a site or a system built around how your business actually works.
• You want one person who knows your business from the first call to the monthly ranking work.

Probably not a fit if

• The main requirement is the lowest possible price. There are builders who will meet it, and I won't pretend I can do custom work at template prices. Cutting the parts that make a site perform is how businesses end up paying twice.
• You want a guaranteed ranking by a fixed date. Some markets move fast: Boss Bros RV hit #1 in 4 days. Crowded ones take longer, and nobody honest can promise where Google puts you.

None of this is required. Your name and a way to reach you are enough to start. But the more of it you have, the more useful the first conversation is.

• The business name and where you work. The towns or the area you serve, so I can see what customers there are searching for.
• Your current website, if you have one. Even if you're not happy with it. That's useful too.
• Your Google Business Profile. Or just tell me you don't have one yet. NorCal Precision didn't, and it hit #1 for “auto electrical repair” in Redding in under a month.
• What you want more of. More calls, more bookings, a certain kind of job, a new area. The goal shapes the plan.
• What you've already tried. Ads, another website, another company. Knowing what worked and what didn't saves time.
• Photos of your work, your logo, your reviews. Whatever you have. If you have nothing, that's fine. Boss Bros RV started with no online presence at all.